Contact us

We welcome your feedback, corrections, and collaboration inquiries. Here is how to reach us, what we can help with, and what you should direct to a professional.

Email us

For questions, feedback, or corrections, please write to [email protected]. We will try to respond within a few business days.

To help us route your message quickly, please include a subject line such as:

• Content correction — citation error, factual mistake, potentially misleading wording
• Test feedback — confusing question, result mismatch, suggested new dimension
• Collaboration inquiry — therapist, psychology writer, would like to republish or cite
• Media request — interview or quoting our content
• Other — anything not covered above

What we will do

After we receive your message:

1. Content correction — we will verify within 7 business days. If confirmed, the article is updated directly and the revision is timestamped at the end.
2. Test feedback — we archive feedback and review quarterly to decide on item revisions or new questions.
3. Collaboration inquiry — we will respond within 5 business days.
4. Media request — same 5 business days.

What we do not do

To protect both your time and ours, we do not:

• Provide counseling or diagnosis. We are an educational self-assessment site; our team does not hold therapist credentials. Please do not send personal psychological distress as email content—we are not equipped to respond safely.
• Handle emergencies. See the next section.
• Edit or remove published content to silence disagreement. If you disagree with a claim, share your reasoning; we may add a note or write a response article, but we will not remove the original.
• Do SEO link exchanges.

On content rigor

We take accuracy seriously. If you find a citation or wording error, please tell us; we will verify and correct. Corrections appear in the article directly and a timestamp is appended at the end.

Important: this is not a crisis service

This site does not provide emergency psychological crisis intervention. If you or someone close to you is experiencing self-harm thoughts or acute crisis, please contact a local crisis hotline or emergency services immediately—do not wait for an email reply.

Some English-language crisis resources:

• United States: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifpline (call or text 988)
• United Kingdom: Samaritans 116 123 (free, 24/7)
• Canada: 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline (call or text 988)
• Australia: Lifeline 13 11 14
• International: findahelpline.com (IASP directory)

This list is for reference and does not constitute endorsement. Suggestions for additions are welcome.