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Editorial Policy

Last updated: July 27, 2026

Our Commitment to Accuracy

Valley Spring Recovery Center is committed to providing accurate, evidence-based information about addiction, mental health, and treatment. We are currently carrying out a page-by-page clinical review of every health-related page on this website, and we would rather tell you exactly where that stands than make a blanket claim.

Sources and Evidence Standards

Content on this website is informed by peer-reviewed research, clinical guidelines from SAMHSA and ASAM, and the direct clinical expertise of Valley Spring's licensed treatment team. We cite authoritative sources and distinguish between established evidence and emerging research.

Clinical Review Process

Clinical review is performed by credentialed members of Valley Spring's team, including our Medical Director (MD), a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner (PMHNP-BC), and licensed clinical and addiction counselors (LCSW, LCADC, LAC, CADC). Reviewers are assigned to subject areas that match their credentials and scope of practice.

How to tell whether a page has been reviewed: when a clinician has reviewed a page, that page displays their name, their credentials, and the date of review directly beneath the heading. If a page does not show a reviewer, it has not yet been through this process. Pages awaiting review are still sourced and edited, but they do not carry a clinical attestation, and we do not imply one.

Content is updated when clinical evidence or treatment guidelines change, and reviewed pages are re-reviewed on a recurring basis.

Corrections

If you believe any information on this site is inaccurate, please contact us at Email address available after page loads. We investigate all reported inaccuracies and correct errors promptly.

No Financial Relationships

Valley Spring Recovery Center does not accept payments from other treatment providers in exchange for referrals or endorsements. All treatment recommendations on this site reflect clinical appropriateness, not financial incentives.