Information collected: We may collect information, such as your name, phone number, and email address.
Use of information collected: We may use the information we collect to respond to inquiries, coordinate consultation scheduling, provide customer service, and communicate regarding limited administrative matters. Email is the primary method of communication for routine client administrative matters, including appointment scheduling or changes. SMS may be used as a secondary communication method when a client has indicated that text messaging is their preferred method of communication or when a time-sensitive administrative matter requires prompt communication. SMS may also be used when necessary to address a real-time technical issue affecting communication related to care.
Appointment reminders and appointment-related notifications are managed through SimplePractice and are not sent through this SMS messaging service. SMS is not used to provide therapy, clinical advice, treatment recommendations, or emergency assistance.
Sharing of information collected: Mobile information will not be shared with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. This includes text messaging opt-in data and consent.
As a current or prospective customer, you understand that you can text us STOP at any time to opt out of receiving SMS text messages from us. You can text us HELP at any time to receive help.
You understand that the messaging frequency may vary. Messaging & data rates may apply.
All policies are followed as per CTIA guidelines 5.2.1. At any time, if you want your information to be removed, you can contact us via handstoheartcentertherapy@gmail.com or regular mail.
You agree to receive informational messages from Hands to Heart Center Therapy Services LLC related to inquiries, consultation scheduling, and limited administrative communication. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. For help, reply HELP or email us at handstoheartcentertherapy@gmail.com. You can opt out at any time by replying STOP.
Email is the primary method of communication for routine client administrative matters, including appointment scheduling or changes. SMS may be used as a secondary communication method when a client has indicated that text messaging is their preferred method of communication or when a time-sensitive administrative matter requires prompt communication.
Appointment reminders and appointment-related notifications are managed through SimplePractice and are not sent through this SMS messaging service.
SMS is not used to provide therapy, clinical advice, treatment recommendations, or emergency assistance.