Privacy

Privacy expectations, boundaries, and user reminders for TLHMH.

Overview

The Lighthouse for Mental Health provides educational and supportive content. This Privacy Policy explains general privacy practices for visitors who browse the site, use contact features, or interact with community-related resources.

Last updated: May 27, 2026

Information You May Choose to Share

Contact details such as your name, email address, topic, and message if you choose to submit a form.
Website feedback, resource suggestions, partnership interest, volunteer inquiries, or accessibility reports.
Basic account information if login, identity, staff, or portal tools are enabled.

What Visitors Should Know

Avoid sharing private, identifying, medical, or crisis details through public or unsecured spaces.
TLHMH content is educational and supportive, not a substitute for therapy, diagnosis, or emergency care.
If a form or login tool is used, only share information that is necessary for the purpose of that tool.
For urgent safety concerns, contact emergency services or local crisis resources instead of waiting for a website response.

How Information May Be Used

To respond to non-urgent messages, feedback, and resource suggestions.
To improve website content, accessibility, safety, and navigation.
To review volunteer, partnership, or community-related inquiries.
To protect visitors, community spaces, and website systems from misuse.

Third-Party Services

TLHMH may use external services for hosting, forms, analytics, identity/login features, embedded content, or linked community platforms. These services may have their own privacy practices. Review the privacy policies of any third-party services you choose to use.

Cookies and Basic Analytics

The site may use standard browser storage, cookies, or basic analytics through hosting or third-party tools to support security, performance, login features, and general site improvement.

Healthy Digital Boundaries

Protecting your wellbeing online may include limiting stressful content, taking breaks from intense conversations, using privacy settings, and choosing carefully where you share personal experiences.

Questions or Concerns

If you have a general question about TLHMH resources or website content, use the contact page. Do not use contact forms for emergencies or urgent safety situations.

Contact TLHMH

Safety Boundary

TLHMH cannot monitor emergencies, provide crisis response, or guarantee immediate replies.

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