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Clinical publishing standard
This policy applies to educational content about child development, therapy services and parent guidance on darcglobal.com. Last reviewed 4 September 2026.
Health and therapy pages identify a clinical lead or relevant professional profile where appropriate. Discipline-specific material is assigned to a suitably qualified team member for review.
General educational claims are checked against reputable health agencies and professional bodies. External sources are cited without implying that those organisations endorse DARC.
Content does not diagnose a child, promise a cure or guarantee a timeline. It explains when an assessment, local clinician, medical professional or emergency service may be more appropriate.
Material changes receive a new editorial update date. Factual corrections are made as soon as practical; changes are not dated as new when the underlying page has not been reviewed.
Professional biographies describe the role and credentials supplied for that team member. References to products, tools or external organisations are not paid endorsements unless a disclosure says otherwise.
Identifiable child or family stories, images and videos require appropriate permission. Editorial consent is separate from clinical consent and may be withdrawn for future publication, subject to legal and operational limits.
DARC's service pages naturally describe services available at DARC. Readers should treat them as information for choosing a consultation, not as independent medical advice.
Send the page URL, the statement you believe is inaccurate and a reliable supporting source. Do not include a child's clinical details in a public message.
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