Accessibility Statement

Bridges Psychology is committed to providing an accessible and welcoming digital experience for people with disabilities.

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We believe that information about psychological services, mental health resources, and our practice should be available to as many people as reasonably possible, regardless of ability or the technology used to access our website.

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We are committed to ongoing efforts to improve the usability and accessibility of this website and to identify and address barriers that may interfere with access.

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Our Accessibility Goals

Bridges Psychology strives to make this website easier to perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with for people with a range of abilities.

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Our accessibility efforts may include attention to:

• Keyboard navigation

• Screen-reader compatibility

• Alternative text for meaningful images

• Appropriate heading structure

• Descriptive links and buttons

• Text readability and contrast

• Form labels and instructions

• Logical page structure

• Responsive layouts for different screen sizes

• Clear and understandable content

• Avoidance of unnecessary barriers to navigation

 

Where appropriate, we look to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) published by the World Wide Web Consortium as an important technical reference for digital accessibility.

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Accessibility Is an Ongoing Process

Websites evolve.

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New pages, images, documents, forms, integrations, and third-party services may be added over time. Technology and accessibility standards also continue to change.

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For these reasons, accessibility is not treated as a one-time project. Bridges Psychology intends to periodically evaluate the website and make reasonable improvements when accessibility issues are identified.

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Despite these efforts, some content or functionality may not yet be fully accessible to every person or assistive technology.

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Third-Party Content and Services

This website may contain links to or integrations with websites, platforms, applications, documents, or services operated by third parties.

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Bridges Psychology does not control the accessibility of independently operated third-party websites and cannot guarantee that those services conform to the same accessibility standards we seek to maintain on our own website.

We nevertheless welcome feedback when a third-party feature creates a barrier to accessing information or services through our website.

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Need Assistance Accessing Information?

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of the Bridges Psychology website, encounter an accessibility barrier, or need information presented in an alternative format, please contact us.

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When possible, let us know:

• The page or content you were attempting to access

• The nature of the accessibility difficulty

• The device, browser, or assistive technology involved, if relevant

• The best way to contact you regarding your request

 

We will make reasonable efforts to provide the information you need and address accessibility concerns where possible.

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Accessibility Feedback Is Welcome

Digital accessibility benefits everyone.

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If you identify an accessibility problem, your feedback can help us improve the experience for you and future visitors.

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Please contact Bridges Psychology using the contact information available on this website to report an accessibility issue or request assistance.

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