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Whenever good work
is offered free of charge, there will always be individuals who treat it
with ingratitude. Because of abuses that have occurred over the years, I
have had to make the following rules about e-mail communication. Please read
them carefully.
 OU are welcome to write
to me to give thanks for the information or the help you have received
from this website (the most sincere way to give thanks is with a
donation), or to make comments
about the website.
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I have a
privacy policy, and I treat all correspondence
related to this website with the same
confidentiality that is due to all clinical
material. |
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If you would like
permission to reproduce material from this website, please see my
Permissions Policy.
If you have questions
about the material on this website, please note the following, so as to save
us both some time.
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If you would
like information about counseling, spiritual direction, or treatment with
Catholic psychotherapy, please read the Consultation
page on this website. |
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I cannot
provide
assessment,
diagnosis, or
psychotherapy through e-mail. |
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And, although
you might like to ask for a referral to a psychotherapist in your city, I
just do not have the time to take on this responsibility. (If you are looking
for a psychotherapist, you can find more information on my other website,
A Guide to Psychology and its Practice, on the web page
“Choosing a Psychologist.”)
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