Privacy, Data, and Resource Transparency
This is a living document. It may evolve as we continue to refine how we protect your privacy and share information responsibly.
Posted July 11, 2025 • Last updated April 28, 2026
Privacy and Data
How do you protect my information when I visit this website?
We use a secure booking and communication platform to protect your information.
We also use standard security measures, including SSL encryption (HTTPS), to keep your experience secure.
We don’t collect personal identifying information unless you choose to provide it (for example, through our contact form).
We also use cookies to understand general website traffic and improve your experience. Any data collected is non-identifiable and used in aggregate only.
Stories and Written Content
Are the stories on your site based on real clients?
No—never.
Any stories or examples are fictional and used for illustration or education only. While they may feel familiar, they are not based on real individuals.
Protecting client confidentiality is foundational to our work. We do not share personal client information in any form.
Should I use your website content instead of seeing a therapist?
No. Our content is here to support reflection, learning, and understanding—but it’s not a substitute for therapy or personalized care.
If you’re struggling, you deserve support that is personal, relational, and tailored to you.
Visual Content
Are the images on your site of real clients?
No. We use stock and digitally created images to create a welcoming and inclusive space. They are not based on real clients, and any resemblance is coincidental.
Use of AI in Our Content
Do you use AI to create your written content?
Yes—at times, we use AI and digital tools to help refine our writing.
These tools support clarity, structure, and readability. Every piece of content is reviewed by a human before it’s published to ensure it reflects our voice, values, and clinical integrity.
Why do you use AI?
Writing clearly and concisely matters. AI helps us refine and communicate our ideas more effectively—but it doesn’t replace our thinking or judgment.
Final Thoughts
We know that privacy, ethics, and transparency matter—especially in therapy.
Our goal is simple: to create a space where you can feel informed, respected, and safe in how your information is handled.
If you ever have questions, you’re always welcome to reach out.