Go straight to the words

Privacy

Privacy Policy

This page is maintained by Peacefully Stronger to explain, in plain language, how information shared through this website is handled.

Reading here asks nothing of you

You can read every Conversation without an account, without a form, and without telling us who you are.

A small amount of information is kept in your own browser so the site can recognise a return visit and remember where you left off. It stays on your device, it is never sent to us, and clearing your browser removes it entirely.

When you write to us

The Reach Out form is part of this website. When you send a note, what you typed — your name if you gave one, your email address, your phone number if you gave one, what the note is about, and the message itself — is sent securely to this site's own server and saved in our database, which is hosted for us by our hosting and database provider under their security and confidentiality terms.

It is kept so that Tammie can read it and answer you personally, and so nothing gets lost. Only Tammie's own signed-in account can open these notes; they are never shown anywhere on the site.

When a note arrives, a short email is sent to Tammie through our email provider so she knows to look. That email contains only your name, your email address, the topic and the time it arrived — never the message you wrote.

Please don't send urgent concerns or detailed medical history through the form, or through Ask a Question. Asking a question here only looks through the writing already published on this site; nothing you type there is saved or sent to us. For anything urgent, please use emergency or medical care.

If you'd like a note you sent deleted, write to hello@peacefullystronger.com from the same email address and it will be removed — no questions, no persuading.

If you take personalized support

Personalized educational support — a Clarity pathway, or Eight Weeks of Steady Support — happens outside the public pages of this site, in secure private communication arranged with you directly. Nothing about it is ever shown here.

During Steady Support, the brief weekly check-ins you write and the Personal Support Map we build together are kept so Tammie can answer you properly and so nothing you have already told her has to be repeated. Only Tammie reads them. They are not published, not shared, and not used for anything else.

Please don't send urgent concerns through a weekly check-in. For anything urgent, contact your licensed medical provider or emergency services.

If you'd like what you wrote deleted after the eight weeks close, write to hello@peacefullystronger.com and it will be removed.

Your account, if you choose one

An account exists for one reason: so your own writing is here again the next time you are. Creating one records your email address, an optional first name, and — if you sign in with Google — the email address Google confirms for you. Passwords are stored only as an encrypted value that no one here can read.

Accounts are held on our behalf by our hosting and database provider, under their own security and confidentiality terms.

Your Library Card, if you save a chair

The Library Card is an email list, kept simply so we can tell you when something genuinely new is published here. Saving a chair records your email address, your first name if you gave one, the page you asked from, and the times you asked and confirmed.

Nothing is sent until you confirm. After you save a chair, we email you once to make sure the address is really yours; if you never confirm, the request quietly expires. If you released your chair before and come back, you'll be asked to confirm again.

Emails are sent through our email provider, which handles delivery on our behalf. There is no open tracking and no click tracking — we don't know whether you read one. Every note carries your own one-click link to release your chair, and no reason is ever needed.

Your address is never sold, shared, or handed to anyone else, and the list can't be read or counted by anyone visiting the site. If you'd like your record removed entirely rather than simply released, write to hello@peacefullystronger.com from that address and it will be deleted.

Your journal is yours

Anything you write in your journal is private. It is stored so that only your own signed-in account can open it — not Tammie, not anyone else here.

We never read it, never analyse it, and never use it to decide what to show or offer you. If one day you would like Tammie to see part of it before a conversation, that will always be something you choose piece by piece, and can undo at any time.

If you buy something

Payment for any of the Guided Experiences — The Peacefully Stronger Beginning, Body Signals, When Your Body Has Been Carrying Too Much, or one of the approved bundles of them — is handled by Stripe, our payment processor. Your card details are entered directly with Stripe and are never seen or stored by this website.

What we keep is the plain record of the purchase itself: that it happened, which course or bundle it was for, the amount, and Stripe's own reference for it, so your access can be opened and you can find your receipt later. Stripe handles your payment information under its own privacy terms.

Nothing you write in your journal is ever shared with Stripe, or with anyone else, for any reason.

Removing what you've written

Any journal entry can be deleted from inside your journal, and deleting it removes it for good.

If you would like your whole account and everything in it removed, write to hello@peacefullystronger.com from the address you signed up with and it will be deleted — no questions, no persuading.

What we never do

We do not sell, rent, or trade anything you share. We do not run advertising, and we do not add you to any list unless you have asked to be added.

You are welcome to ask what we hold, ask for a correction, or ask for removal. Write to hello@peacefullystronger.com and we will answer honestly and promptly.

Questions about anything on this page are welcome at hello@peacefullystronger.com.

Back to the quieter rooms

Your trust is part of the care.

Being careful with what you share is the same thing as being careful with you. If you have a question about any of this, you’re welcome to simply ask.