Privacy Policy

 Shannon Rogers recognizes Clients will likely discuss confidential issues during a session, any of which might include family issues or concerns, marital difficulties, problems with children, future plans, unique ideas, business affairs, customer lists, financial information, job information, goals, personal information, and other private information. Shannon will not at any time, either directly or indirectly, voluntarily disclose, or communicate this information to a third party. She will not use any information for her own benefit, and Shannon will not voluntarily divulge that she and the Client are in a coaching relationship without the expressed written permission of the Client. This confidentiality agreement does not apply to illegal activities, child abuse, suicidal intent, or plans to conduct harmful or illegal activities.