Accessibility Statement
(AODA- Ontario)

ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

Horizon Within Psychotherapy
Last updated: July 2026

Our Commitment to Accessibility

Horizon Within Psychotherapy is dedicated to making this website accessible to all individuals, regardless of ability, device, or situation, so they can navigate it with dignity and ease. We believe mental health resources and support should be available without unnecessary obstacles.

We are working toward meeting and maintaining the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA, as referenced in the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).

What We're Doing

We aim to ensure our website:

Uses clear, readable fonts with sufficient colour contrast
Is navigable by keyboard as well as mouse
Includes descriptive text alternatives for images
Uses consistent, logical page structure and headings
Works across a range of devices and screen sizes, including mobile
Avoids flashing or rapidly moving content
Includes descriptive link text (never "click here")

Known Limitations

We are continuously working to improve our site's accessibility. Some content, particularly third-party embedded tools or booking platform pages managed by Skerrett Psychology Professional Corporation, may not be fully within our control. We are committed to collaborating with our platform partners to close these gaps.

Booking Accessibility

Our booking system is operated through JaneApp via Skerrett Psychology. If you encounter any issues when attempting to book online, please reach out to us directly. We will provide an alternative way to access our services, such as by phone.

Feedback and Requests

If you encounter any barriers when using our website or accessing our services, we want to hear from you. Your feedback helps us improve.

Please reach out to us through the Contact page or Skerrett Psychology's administrative channels. We will respond to accessibility questions as quickly as possible.

Formal Complaints

If your accessibility concern remains unresolved to your satisfaction, you can reach out to the Accessibility Directorate of Ontario or submit a complaint through the relevant provincial channels.