What's said in session stays in session.
For clients whose reputations, positions, or clinical roles depend on discretion, confidentiality isn't a footnote — it's the foundation the entire practice is built on.
Nothing is reported to employers
Whether you're referred through a corporate program or you scheduled independently, no summary, note, or outcome is ever shared with an employer, board, HR department, or care institution.
Encrypted, private video sessions
Sessions are conducted over encrypted video technology, one-on-one. Recordings are not made. You're welcome to join from wherever affords you real privacy.
Governed by professional ethics
As a Board Certified Chaplain (BCC), work is guided by the code of professional and ethical conduct set by national chaplaincy certification standards — confidentiality is a binding professional obligation, not a courtesy.
Open to every background
You are never required to share a religious identity or belief system to receive care. Sessions meet you where you are — spiritually, emotionally, and personally.
One legal limit, stated plainly.
What you share here stays here, with one exception the law requires. We follow the mandated-reporting laws that apply, including California's, which means we report suspected abuse of a child, an elder, or a dependent adult. If that ever comes up, we'll walk through it with you first wherever we can.
Cited: California Penal Code §§ 11165.7 and 11166 (child abuse and neglect); Welfare & Institutions Code § 15630 (elder and dependent adult abuse).