Terms and boundaries
Information and behavioural support, not healthcare.
These terms explain what MAYBE is designed to do, what it cannot do, and the boundaries that apply when you use the site.
No diagnosis, verdict, or clinical service
MAYBE does not diagnose OCD, determine whether a concern is real, assess risk, provide medical or mental health advice, deliver treatment, create an individual exposure plan, or replace qualified professional judgment.
No promised result
We do not claim that MAYBE prevents, treats, or cures a condition, or that it will produce calm, certainty, recovery, or any particular outcome. The app and its original content are provided as is, without a guarantee of accuracy, availability, or a particular result.
Ordinary safety still applies
For clear present danger or new concrete information, follow ordinary safety guidance once and contact local emergency services when needed. MAYBE is designed for doubtful, repetitive uncertainty, not for ignoring a visible or current safety problem.
Professional relationships and third-party links
Using MAYBE or emailing us does not create a clinician-patient, therapist-client, or other professional care relationship. Third-party links are provided for context; citation does not imply endorsement, and publications remain the property of their authors and publishers.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to themaybepractice@themaybepractice.com. These terms were last updated on 27 August 2026. Nothing here limits rights that cannot legally be excluded.