Our editorial policy

At Within, we take pride in the accuracy and quality of our content. We believe it is essential to maintain complete control over our published content to ensure it is accurate and up-to-date. That is why we do not accept any sponsored content or guest posts. We are committed to providing our readers with reliable and trustworthy information that they can rely on.

• Has been thoroughly researched
• Uses only the highest quality sources
• Has been fact-checked
• Is regularly updated to include only the most up-to-date information

We strive to use language that is sensitive and not stigmatizing to any populations, centers the lived experience, and honors how people prefer to refer to themselves.

Ensuring that only reputable, credible, and current sources get used in the editorial and medical review process is essential for providing accurate information. Our team takes this responsibility seriously by fact-checking all information before publication. We ensure that our sources are reliable and up-to-date so that our readers can trust the content they are reading.

Our policy is to prefer information and studies published in educational journals, encyclopedias, government resources, and reputable websites. We use sources that are often peer-reviewed, which adds an extra layer of credibility to the data they provide. 

Some examples of our sources include:

• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
• MedlinePlus
• National Library of Medicine
• Journal of Eating Disorders

At the bottom of our informational articles, we provide a list of resources used for your reference. This list includes sources such as books, scientific journals, websites, and other materials used to create the article. We believe providing this information is important to ensure the accuracy and credibility of our content.