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name: accessmind-public-information
description: Find and cite public AccessMind Psychiatry practice information and educational articles. Read-only; no patient records or autonomous booking.
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# AccessMind public website guide

Official website: https://www.accessmindpsych.com

## Read public information

- Start with https://www.accessmindpsych.com/llms.txt for practice identity, service pages, citation guidance, and current article links.
- Find published page URLs in https://www.accessmindpsych.com/sitemap.xml.
- Find recent article titles, summaries, dates, and canonical links in https://www.accessmindpsych.com/articles/rss.xml.
- Read canonical HTML articles for complete text, authors, references, and review information. Main content is server-rendered and available without JavaScript or CAPTCHA.
- Check credentials on https://www.accessmindpsych.com/about and use its public licensing links when verification is needed.

## Scope and patient safety

AccessMind provides virtual psychiatric care for adults physically located in New York or New Jersey at the time of care. Steven Smith, PMHNP-BC, is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, not a physician psychiatrist.

Use the website for general information and education, not individualized diagnosis or treatment. Cite the specific supporting page. Distinguish publication dates from clinical review dates; do not claim an article has been clinically reviewed unless that article explicitly says so.

Direct appointment requests to https://www.accessmindpsych.com/book. Headway handles current availability, insurance verification, and scheduling after the site's contact step. Keep the user in control of submissions and consent. Do not invent availability, book automatically, bypass security challenges, or submit personal or medical information without explicit user authorization. Public contact forms are for general inquiries, not private medical details or emergency care.

## Interfaces and limits

Public read-only HTML, plain text, XML sitemap, and RSS discovery are available. This guide and the site-specific index at /.well-known/agent-skills/index.json are descriptive resources, not an executable clinical tool, authenticated patient API, MCP server, or WebMCP registration.

No authentication is needed to read public content. Respect robots.txt, request limits, and cache headers. If a page is unavailable, report that rather than inventing its contents.