Maryia Hurevich is a psychotherapist dedicated to providing accessible mental health services and resources for everyone.

In this declaration, my goal is to optimize usability and enhance the experience for people with disabilities.

My accessibility compliance was carried out in accordance with Regulation 35 of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations 2013 to AA level, subject to changes and adaptations made in the Israeli standard document.

Accessibility measures taken on this website:

• Support for all major browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Mozilla, etc.).
• The content of the website is written in understandable language and displayed in readable fonts.
• The website’s structure is built from headings, paragraphs, and lists.
• Navigation is simple and convenient, including accessible and clear menus.
• Links on the website are clear and explain their destinations upon clicking.
• Links at the beginning of the page enable skipping directly to the content.
• Textual descriptions for images and icons assistive technologies.
• Adaptation for various screen resolutions (responsiveness).
• Play and pause buttons for video galleries.
• ARIA rules are embedded to assist in interpreting the website content more accurately and effectively.
• Accessible menus, forms, fields, hierarchical headings, tab components, pop-up windows, and more.

Change in Site Display:

• You can enlarge or reduce the site’s display by pressing one of the ‘CTRL’ buttons along with the mouse scroll wheel, or by pressing ‘+’ for zooming in or ‘-‘ for zooming out. Each click will adjust the screen size by ten percent (10%).
• Font size adjustment can be done through the accessibility menu on the website.
• Users without a mouse or those unable to use it can access the site’s features by pressing the ‘TAB’ key. Each click will move the cursor to the next option on the site.
• Pressing the ‘Enter’ key will activate the link indicated by the cursor.
• The site does not contain flashing, flickering, or moving content. Where such content exists, it can be stopped by focusing on it and pressing the mouse or by navigating to it using the ‘TAB’ key and pressing ‘Enter.’

Adaptation of the Site for Users with Visual and Auditory Impairments:

• Basic visual enlargements (resolutions).
• Adapted for voice recognition software.
• Compatible with voice recognition packages of operating systems.

Accessibility Measures:

I strive to ensure that all displayed pages are accessible. However, there might be pages that have not yet been made accessible or lack an appropriate technological solution for accessibility purposes.

Encountering an issue? I’m here to help!

Accessibility Responsible Personnel:
Name: Maryia Hurevich
Email: info@maryiamindcare.com