Website accessibility
Accessibility Statement
NorthLeaf Adolescent Treatment Center is committed to improving website accessibility so families can find clear information about adolescent mental health support, admissions, insurance questions, and crisis guidance.
Our accessibility goal
NorthLeaf wants the website to be usable by families, referral partners, and community members with a range of abilities, devices, assistive technologies, and access needs. Accessibility is part of making adolescent mental health information easier to understand and act on.
Standards we work toward
The site is built with semantic headings, keyboard-accessible navigation, readable color contrast, descriptive link text, responsive layouts, form labels, visible focus styles, and alt text for meaningful images. The practical goal is alignment with widely recognized web accessibility practices, including WCAG-informed design and development.
Known limits
Some website content, imagery, third-party resources, browser behavior, or assistive-technology combinations may not work perfectly for every visitor. NorthLeaf may also update content, forms, media, and CMS-managed pages over time, so accessibility review should be an ongoing process rather than a one-time launch task.
Requesting help
If you have trouble using the website, reading content, navigating forms, or accessing information, contact NorthLeaf and describe the page, feature, device, browser, and assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing those details. The team can use that information to identify and prioritize improvements.
Emergency and crisis access
The website is not an emergency service. If someone may be in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. If a teen or family member needs crisis support, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Ongoing improvement
NorthLeaf should continue accessibility QA as new pages, blog posts, images, forms, and CMS content are added. That includes checking mobile layouts, keyboard navigation, headings, form errors, alt text, color contrast, and screen-reader-friendly structure.
Need accessibility help?
Contact NorthLeaf with the page or feature that caused difficulty so the issue can be reviewed.