EDITORIAL POLICY

How We Prepare Blisswell Content

When writing about relationships and sexual wellbeing, our aim is to be clear, sourced and honest about limits. This page explains how authorship, evidence, AI assistance and corrections are handled.

Last updated: 16 September 2026

Responsibility and Scope

Editorial responsibility for published content lies with the content author, a clinical psychologist, sex therapist and couples therapist. Guides are for education and wellbeing; they are not diagnosis, personalised treatment advice or therapy.

When a topic involves immediate risk, violence, lack of consent or a need for medical assessment, that boundary is stated plainly.

How Sources Are Chosen

We prioritise clinical guidelines, public-health bodies, professional organisations, systematic reviews and peer-reviewed research. A commercial blog is not used as the sole basis for a health claim.

Sources appear by name and link at the end of each guide. Citation count alone is not a measure of quality; the aim is for each central claim to be supported by a source that actually addresses it.

Writing and Review Process

We define the topic and reader intent, review sources, draft in plain language, remove diagnostic or guaranteed-outcome claims, then check citations, internal links and the update date.

A reviewer or reviewedBy credit is used only when a named independent professional has actually reviewed the text and can be identified publicly. We do not imply automated or fictional expert approval.

AI Assistance

AI tools may assist with organising research, language checks, translation drafts or technical production. AI is not presented as an author, clinical professional or independent reviewer.

A person remains responsible for topic selection, health boundaries, evidence and the final published text. Private user data and assessment answers are not provided to content-generation tools.

Updates and Corrections

The “last updated” date changes only after a meaningful content or source revision; it is not refreshed automatically to create an appearance of recency. When an error is reported, the claim and evidence are checked again and necessary corrections are applied across language versions.

To report an error or an outdated source, write to us via the contact page.

Commercial Independence

A guide’s conclusion does not change according to whether a reader buys, subscribes or downloads an app. We do not publish sponsored health claims. Product links are kept distinct from editorial content, and the apps are clearly described as neither therapy nor healthcare.