Making the website easier to use

Choose what feels comfortable

Use the circular colour control in the header to choose one of four softer themes or High contrast, which uses dark text, light backgrounds and stronger outlines. Your choice applies while you browse, without saving a cookie or browser-storage entry; reloading the site returns to Sage. You can also use your browser’s text-size and zoom controls.

The site includes keyboard focus indicators, skip links, labelled form fields and reduced animation when your device requests reduced motion. You can navigate links and form controls using a keyboard.

On smaller screens, use “Menu” to open the navigation and colour choices; Escape closes the menu. Expandable sections can be opened with a keyboard as well as a pointer.

These features are not a claim of complete accessibility or formal certification. If something gets in your way, please let Kate know.

Accessibility review

We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. Following a review in September 2026, we strengthened text contrast and keyboard focus, increased smaller text and added controls for moving content.

Our September 2026 checks included automated testing of all 29 pages in all five colour themes, keyboard use of the navigation, expandable content and enquiry draft, and layouts with enlarged text and narrow screens. We corrected text clipping and added a High contrast theme.

Testing with screen-reader software such as NVDA and VoiceOver, real mobile devices and different email apps is still needed. We have not completed a full conformance assessment, so we cannot yet claim that every page and interaction meets WCAG 2.2 AA. External websites linked from this site may work differently.

Ask for help or another format

Email kate@katecampstherapy.com if you have difficulty reading a page or using the enquiry tool. Include the page address, what you were trying to do and the format or adjustment that would help. There is no need to disclose a diagnosis.

If the enquiry form is difficult to use, you can email a short request for contact directly. You can also discuss communication or sensory adjustments for an initial conversation or therapy sessions with Kate.