Confidentiality
Your privacy matters. Everything shared in a session is treated with care, respect, and presence. This page explains how confidentiality works in my virtual listening sessions, so you know exactly what to expect.
What Confidentiality Means Here
These sessions are a private space for you to speak freely. I do not record sessions, I do not sell or share information, and I do not discuss what you say with anyone else. My role is simply to listen with mindful presence and create a quiet, grounded space where you can explore what’s on your mind.
What I Do Not Do
Because I am not a therapist, counselor, or licensed professional:
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I do not diagnose or treat any conditions
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I do not provide clinical assessments
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I do not keep medical or therapeutic records
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I am not bound to HIPAA, but I follow similar privacy principles voluntarily
My commitment is to respect your privacy and hold a space that feels safe, grounded, and human.
When Confidentiality Has Limits
As in any setting involving personal conversation, confidentiality has a few practical limits. I may need to break confidentiality if:
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You share clear, immediate plans to harm yourself or someone else
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You disclose information about ongoing abuse of a minor, elder, or vulnerable person
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A court order legally requires information to be released
These situations are rare, but it’s important to be transparent.
How Your Information Is Stored
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Your name and email are used only for scheduling and communication
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Payments are processed securely through trusted third-party platforms
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I do not keep session notes unless you request summaries
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Your information is never sold, traded, or shared
Your Choice, Your Space
You decide what you want to talk about. You decide how much you want to share. My responsibility is to be present, listen consciously, and honor the privacy of our time together.
If you have questions about confidentiality or want clarity before booking, you’re welcome to reach out anytime.