
Accessibility Statement
Commitment to Accessibility
Kaely Phelps Psychotherapy LTD is committed to ensuring that my psychotherapy services and website are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities. I believe everyone deserves equal access to mental health support and I strive to provide an inclusive and welcoming environment for all clients.
Website Accessibility
I aim to ensure this website meets Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards. Ongoing efforts include working to ensure the following -
Navigation and Structure:
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Clear and consistent navigation throughout the site
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Descriptive page titles and headings
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Logical content structure and reading order
Visual Design:
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Sufficient color contrast between text and backgrounds
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Text that can be resized up to 200% without loss of functionality
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Content that remains readable and functional across different devices and screen sizes
Alternative Content:
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Descriptive alt text for images
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Transcripts or captions for any video or audio content
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Clear, plain language wherever possible
Keyboard Accessibility:
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All functionality available via keyboard navigation
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Visible focus indicators for interactive elements
Physical Access to Therapy Rooms
UK Location
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Ground floor/lift access, wheelchair accessible entrance, accessible toilet facilities
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Limited parking available for blue badge holders
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Accessible by tube and bus
Online/Remote Sessions: I offer online therapy sessions via google, which can be accessed from the comfort of your own home, providing an accessible option for those who face barriers to in-person attendance.
Accessibility of Therapy Services
I am committed to making therapeutic services accessible:
Communication:
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We can communicate via email, phone, text, or video call according to your preference
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I provide appointment reminders by phone or email
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I welcome the use of communication aids during sessions
Flexible Approaches:
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Sessions can be conducted online, in person, or by phone
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Session length and frequency can be adapted to individual needs
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I can work with you to identify any accommodations that would support your therapy
Sensory Considerations:
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Adjustable lighting in therapy rooms
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Quiet, private spaces with minimal distractions
Neurodivergent-Friendly Practice:
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I welcome stim toys, fidget tools, or comfort items in sessions
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Clear communication about session structure and expectations
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Flexibility with eye contact and traditional therapeutic norms
Documentation and Forms
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Intake forms and documents can be provided in accessible formats
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I can provide larger print versions of documents upon request
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Forms can be completed electronically or on paper according to your preference
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I can assist with form completion, if needed
Assistance Animals
Registered service animals and assistance dogs are welcome in the therapy spaces that I utilize in accordance with UK Equality Act 2010.
Third-Party Elements
Some elements of my website utilize third-party platforms that support scheduling and other functions. While I strive to work with vendors that prioritize accessibility, some third-party functionality may be outside of my control. I welcome feedback regarding any accessibility issues encountered while using associated services and will work with these vendors whenever possible to improve accessibility.
Feedback and Requests
I welcome your feedback on the accessibility of services and website. If you:
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Encounter any accessibility barriers
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Require specific accommodations for therapy
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Need information in an alternative format
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Have suggestions for improvement
Please contact hello@kaelyphelpstherapy.com
Complaints
If you are not satisfied with our response to your accessibility concerns, you may:
UK: Contact the Equality and Human Rights Commission (equalityhumanrights.com)
US: File a complaint with the US Department of Justice ADA Information Line (1-800-514-0301)
Standards and Guidelines
This accessibility statement was created with reference to:
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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1
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UK Equality Act 2010
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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
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Professional therapy body guidelines on inclusive practice
I am committed to continually improving accessibility and welcome ongoing dialogue with clients about how I can better serve everyone seeking support.
Last Updated: July 2026