Privacy · Thoughtful information sharing

Care includes your privacy.

Understand what to share when you first reach out, and the questions to ask before providing personal information for services or program materials.

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Practice policies

Keep initial messages brief. We can discuss how to share any further information.

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Start with only what is needed.

For initial questions, contact forest@walkwithhart.com. Please avoid sending detailed health information through a general website inquiry or email.

If we decide to work together, we can discuss what information is needed and how it should be shared.

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Privacy in practice

Share what is needed,
with the right context.

First contact

An initial email can include your name, the kind of support you are interested in, and a way to arrange a conversation. Please leave out detailed health histories, medication lists, and other sensitive information.

Program and service-center records

Before sharing information for services, ask how it will be collected, who will have access, and which practitioner or service center is responsible for the record. Required psilocybin forms are handled through the agreed service process.

Links to other services

This website links to outside resources. When you follow a link, the destination may have its own privacy practices. Review those before submitting personal information.

Questions and requests

Contact me at forest@walkwithhart.com to ask about information you have shared or how to raise a privacy concern. Keep the first message brief so we can identify an appropriate way to discuss the details.

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Personalized materials

Clear choices about what you share.

We discuss how program materials and records will be handled before collecting detailed information. Personal reflections do not belong in a general website inquiry. Share only what is needed for our first conversation.

I’m preparing a client space; online sign-in is not available yet. Before you use it, I’ll explain who can access each type of information, how records are handled, and any optional use of AI-assisted drafting. You may keep personal reflections offline and choose what to share. An optional drafting tool will not make eligibility decisions or replace my review and your choices.

Payment by a partner or another person does not give that person permission to access your reflections or session information.