Privacy
What this website does with your information
The short version: this site has no analytics, sets no tracking cookies, and cannot receive anything you type unless you choose to email it.
Last updated August 2026.
What the website collects
Nothing. These pages are static files. We run no analytics, no advertising trackers, and no session or tracking cookies of our own.
There is no account to create and no database behind this site.
The contact form
The form on our contact page runs entirely in your browser. It takes what you type and composes a draft message in your own email app — nothing is transmitted to us while you fill it in, and nothing is sent until you press send yourself.
If you prefer, the copy button puts the same draft on your clipboard so you can paste it into any email app.
If you email us
When you do email us, we receive what you wrote, along with your email address, and we keep it so we can reply and, if you become a client, so we have a record of how we first spoke.
Ordinary email is not encrypted end to end, and it passes through your email provider and ours. That is why we ask you to leave diagnoses and other sensitive clinical details out of a first email — we can go through those with you directly.
Hosting and server logs
Like almost every website, ours is served by a hosting provider that may keep standard access logs — things like IP addresses, timestamps, and which page was requested — to keep the site running and secure.
Questions
This page describes the website. If you want to know how we handle records for the therapy and educational services themselves, ask us and we will walk you through it.