Privacy & Confidentiality Commitment
Your trust is important. Whether you are exploring counseling, life and leadership coaching, ministry, or simply contacting us with questions, we are committed to respecting your privacy and handling your information with integrity, professionalism, and care.
Because this website serves multiple ministries and professional services, different legal and ethical standards apply depending on the nature of your interaction. The following explains our commitment to privacy and confidentiality.
Website Privacy
Electronic Communication
Information you voluntarily provide through contact forms, email, newsletter sign-ups, or donation forms may include your name, email address, phone number, or other information you choose to share.
This information is used only to:
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Respond to inquiries
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Schedule appointments or consultations
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Provide requested information
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Send updates when you have requested them
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Improve the services offered through this website
We do not sell or rent your personal information to third parties.
Our website may use standard technologies such as cookies or analytics tools to improve website performance and understand visitor engagement. These tools collect general website usage information and do not access confidential counseling or ministry communications.
While reasonable safeguards are used to protect electronic communications, email, text messaging, and online contact forms cannot be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Please do not submit sensitive clinical or confidential information through the website contact form. Individuals seeking counseling services will receive secure communication instructions during the intake process.
External Links
This website may contain links to third-party websites or services. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of external websites.
Professional Counseling
Coaching
Clinical counseling services are provided under my licensure as a Texas Licensed Professional Counselor and are governed by applicable federal and state laws, including HIPAA where applicable, as well as the ethical standards established by the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council and the American Counseling Association.
Information shared within a professional counseling relationship is treated as confidential except where disclosure is required or permitted by law, including situations involving:
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Imminent risk of serious harm to yourself or others
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Suspected abuse or neglect as required by law
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Court orders or other lawful legal requirements
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Other exceptions permitted under applicable law
Clients receiving counseling services will receive separate informed consent documents and privacy notices that explain these legal protections in detail.