Privacy Policy

We do not, nor will we ever, share, give or sell your data to others.

We do not initiate emails to you; we only reply to your emails/communications, such as acknowledging receipt of your email, or a registration, admin/logistics, webmaster, link, or email problem.

To ensure optimum privacy, emails to and from us are manually deleted after reading and acknowledging receipt. You may use your own email application.

We do not contact you with surveys, invitations, requests for feedback or donations.

Our policy is to not accept personal/private messages. Emails we receive that contain "tutorial/relationship content-related" material are posted on our Message Drop. Communications, other than those pertaining to administration/logistics, are posted for all to read.

We do not inform others that you are doing a tutorial.

Some examples:

We would not write and tell your supervisor about the problems you are having.

If you reveal that you are involved in illegal/unethical activities we will encourage you to come clean, however, we would not communicate it, or reveal it in any way, to anyone. Our relationship is sacrosanct; it's similar to ones relationship with an attorney or a clergy member.

If you reveal that you or someone you know is, or has been, involved in illegal activities we will support you in cleaning up the mess, however, we would not contact him/her or the authorities (not even for treason or murder).

Note 1: If you are doing The Clearing Process your emails to the coach are immediately deleted once they have been read.

Note 2: If your concerns are extremely private you may request a Private Message Board (PMB). We offer law enforcement professionals doing the free Communication-Skills Tutorial for Police, the option of having a Private Message Board.

The purpose of our policy is to encourage open, honest, and spontaneous communication. None of our tutorials will work for you if you choose to hide something from the coach.

Other than the Donate button on each page we do not ask for donations.

Kerrith H. (Kerry) King
Pres. Community Communications