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The Peer Review Quarterly

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Contact The Peer Review Quarterly

How to contact The Peer Review Quarterly about a correction, clarification or editorial question.

The Peer Review Quarterly is an editorial publication, not a support service. We cannot provide crisis help, counselling, referrals or case management. If you need urgent support, contact local emergency or health services.

We welcome editorial correspondence: corrections, clarifications, questions about our coverage, and suggestions for topics in peer support, mutual aid and community mental health.

When requesting a correction, help us act quickly by identifying the article clearly. Include the page title, the section heading, and the date if shown. Quote the exact sentence or passage you believe is wrong. Then state what you believe is correct and attach or link evidence. Good evidence includes a public document, a dated report, a named source on the record, or a verifiable record. We cannot act on anonymous assertions or private disputes.

Tell us the outcome you want: a correction, a clarification, a right of reply, or a removal. We review requests against our editorial policy. If we agree, we correct the record and note the change. If we disagree, we explain why.

We may ask follow-up questions so we do not replace one error with another. We do not publish unsolicited manuscripts, and we do not accept payment for coverage. We do not provide medical, legal or clinical advice. This site uses illustrative AI images only.

For non-urgent editorial matters, use the publication contact channel listed on this site. We read all correspondence and reply when a response is warranted.