THE BALANCE
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Why We Engage Selectively

THE BALANCE does not actively pursue publicity. Media engagement is considered selectively and responsibly, guided by the following principles:

• Clinical responsibility: safeguarding accuracy and avoiding simplification
• Ethical boundaries: no discussion of individual cases or outcomes
• Discretion: protecting privacy at all times
• Education: contributing to understanding rather than promotion

Our priority remains the care of individuals and families, not visibility.

For Journalists & Media Professionals

We engage with media professionals where there is a clear editorial interest in:

• Mental health and trauma
• Ethical and long-term approaches to recovery
• Integrated clinical care models
• Professional and organizational responsibility in healthcare

Requests are reviewed to ensure alignment with clinical standards, confidentiality, and ethical considerations.

→ Press inquiries

A Note on Boundaries

Media coverage reflects editorial decisions made by third parties. It does not imply endorsement, guarantee, or recommendation of services, nor should it be interpreted as medical advice.

THE BALANCE does not comment on individual cases and does not provide treatment guidance through media channels.