At The Aftermath Agency, your trust and privacy are fundamental. This page explains how we protect your information, the limits of our services, and your rights as a client.
Confidentiality & Privacy
All sessions, communications, and client records are confidential, consistent with professional and legal standards.
We do not share personal information without your explicit consent, except where legally required (e.g., risk of harm, court orders, mandated reporting).
Digital communications (email, text, social media) are not fully secure. Please use our secure client portal for sensitive information.
Data & Record-Keeping
Client records are maintained securely and stored according to Washington State regulations.
You have the right to request access to your records and, when appropriate, request copies or summaries.
Records are retained for the minimum time required by law; after that, they are securely destroyed.
Telehealth & Online Services
Telehealth services comply with HIPAA and state privacy regulations.
Technical issues or security limitations may affect confidentiality; we will discuss these before starting online sessions.
We cannot guarantee privacy in shared or public spaces during remote sessions.
Terms of Use
The Aftermath Agency website, content, and resources are provided for informational and educational purposes.
They are not a substitute for professional, medical, or legal advice. Always consult a qualified professional for urgent or personal concerns.
Use of our digital content implies agreement to these terms.
Payment & Refund Policies
All payments are processed securely via our client portal.
Payment is due at the time of service; see our Care Guidelines & Fees page for details.
Refunds or credits are handled according to our cancellation and rescheduling policies.
Intellectual Property
Content on our site (articles, videos, worksheets) is protected.
Personal use is allowed, but reproduction or commercial use requires written permission.
Legal Disclaimer
We are not a crisis service; if you are in immediate danger or experiencing a life-threatening situation, call 911 or your local crisis line.
Participation in our services does not create a traditional therapy, medical, or legal relationship beyond the agreed-upon care path.