Privacy Policy
Living Beyond Loss is committed to protecting your privacy and handling your personal information with care and respect. This Privacy Policy describes how we collect, use, and protect information gathered through livingbeyondloss.net.
1. Website Visitors vs. Counseling Clients
Website Privacy: This Privacy Policy applies to personal data collected directly through this public website (e.g., contact forms, newsletter sign-ups, website analytics).
Protected Health Information (PHI): If you become an active counseling client, the handling of your confidential clinical records and health data is governed by professional ethical standards, state licensing regulations, and our separate HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices / Clinical Intake Agreement, which supersedes this general website policy.
2. Information We Collect
A. Information You Provide Directly
Contact & Inquiry Details: Name, email address, phone number, and any general message you submit via our web forms.
Consultation Requests: Basic contact information and preferred scheduling times for initial consultations.
Payment Details: If paying for services online, payment details (e.g., credit card numbers, billing addresses) are collected directly by our third-party payment processor. We do not store full payment card details on our website servers.
B. Information Collected Automatically
Technical & Usage Data: IP address, browser type, device information, operating system, referring URLs, and pages visited.
Cookies & Tracking: Basic cookies necessary for site functionality, performance tracking, and security. You can adjust your browser settings to decline cookies.
3. How We Use Your Information -
We use the information collected on this Site to:
- Respond to your inquiries and schedule consultations or sessions.
- Deliver requested information, resources, or updates.
- Operate, maintain, and improve the functionality of livingbeyondloss.net.
- Ensure website security and prevent fraudulent activity.
- Comply with applicable legal, regulatory, and ethical obligations.