Disclaimer

Effective and Last Updated: October 12, 2026

Private Practice People is a brand operated by Savage Professional Resources, LLC. This Disclaimer applies to privatepracticepeople.com and to the educational content, products, services, resources, programs, workshops, website-related services, communications, and other materials offered by Private Practice People.

By using this Site or purchasing, downloading, accessing, or participating in our offerings, you acknowledge and agree to the following.

1. Educational and Business Information Only

Private Practice People provides educational information, professional resources, and business support primarily for mental health professionals in or considering private practice.

Our content is intended to provide information, ideas, examples, tools, and practical guidance. It is not intended to replace your own professional judgment or individualized advice from professionals who understand your particular circumstances.

You are responsible for deciding whether and how to use any information, recommendation, resource, or strategy we provide.

2. Not Therapy or Clinical Services

Private Practice People was founded by a licensed psychologist. However, the Site and Private Practice People products and services are not psychotherapy, psychological treatment, psychological assessment, diagnosis, medical treatment, crisis services, or other clinical healthcare services.

Using the Site, attending a program, purchasing a product or service, communicating with us, or receiving business or website-related guidance does not create a therapist-patient relationship.

Nothing provided through Private Practice People should be interpreted as individualized clinical guidance regarding a particular patient.

You remain responsible for your own clinical and professional judgment and for the care and services you provide.

3. Not Clinical Supervision

Private Practice People services do not constitute clinical supervision unless a separate written agreement expressly states that clinical supervision is being provided.

Business coaching, mentoring, consultation, accountability, education, or discussion of private-practice issues should not be relied upon as a substitute for supervision required by your licensing board, employer, training program, professional standards, or applicable law.

4. Not Legal, Tax, Accounting, Financial, or Compliance Advice

Private Practice People may discuss issues related to topics such as:

  • business formation;

  • documentation and policies;

  • insurance and billing;

  • websites and marketing;

  • privacy;

  • HIPAA;

  • accessibility;

  • technology;

  • taxes;

  • contracts;

  • professional licensing;

  • ethics; and

  • regulatory or business requirements.

Any such information is provided for general educational purposes only.

We are not providing legal, tax, accounting, financial, cybersecurity, or regulatory compliance advice.

Requirements vary based on your profession, jurisdiction, business structure, licensing status, payer relationships, technology, and individual circumstances. Laws, regulations, professional standards, and platform requirements may also change.

You are responsible for verifying information that applies to your practice and consulting an appropriately qualified attorney, accountant, tax professional, compliance professional, accessibility specialist, technology professional, or other specialist when appropriate.

5. Website Assessments and Website-Related Services

Website assessments, consultations, recommendations, and website-related services reflect professional judgment based on the information available at the time of review.

A Private Practice Website Assessment is not a formal or comprehensive:

  • technical SEO audit;

  • keyword or ranking analysis;

  • accessibility audit or certification;

  • legal review;

  • HIPAA compliance review;

  • privacy compliance assessment;

  • cybersecurity assessment; or

  • guarantee that a website meets every applicable legal, professional, technical, or accessibility standard.

We may identify concerns or opportunities in these areas when they are apparent during our work. If something would benefit from more specialized evaluation, we may recommend consultation with a specialist who has expertise in that particular area.

6. No Guarantees of Business Results

We believe a clear, useful, professional online presence and thoughtful business practices can support a private practice. However, no website, marketing strategy, resource, consultation, course, workshop, or other service can guarantee a particular result.

We do not guarantee:

  • patient or client inquiries;

  • referrals;

  • website traffic;

  • search rankings;

  • revenue;

  • profitability;

  • practice growth;

  • successful credentialing;

  • business opportunities;

  • completion of a particular goal; or

  • any other specific professional or financial outcome.

Results depend on many factors outside our control, including your specialty, market, location, licensure, fees, insurance participation, implementation, reputation, marketing, website, business decisions, timing, and individual circumstances.

7. Examples, Testimonials, and Case Studies

Examples, testimonials, stories, and case studies may be used to illustrate ideas or describe an individual's experience.

They are not promises or guarantees that you will obtain the same or similar results.

Where we share specific results or experiences, they should be understood in the context in which they are presented.

8. Accuracy and Timeliness

We make reasonable efforts to provide useful and accurate information.

However, business practices, laws, professional requirements, technology, software platforms, payer policies, search engines, social-media platforms, and other systems change over time.

We do not guarantee that every piece of information on the Site or in our materials will remain complete, accurate, or current indefinitely.

The date something was published, recorded, or last updated may be relevant when deciding whether additional verification is needed.

9. Third-Party Products, Services, and Websites

We may discuss, link to, demonstrate, or recommend third-party products, services, software, platforms, professionals, or websites.

Those third parties operate independently from Private Practice People.

We do not control and are not responsible for their:

  • services or products;

  • pricing;

  • availability;

  • security;

  • accessibility;

  • privacy practices;

  • policies;

  • terms;

  • representations; or

  • future changes.

A recommendation or reference does not guarantee that a third-party product or service is appropriate for you.

You are responsible for independently evaluating third-party products and services before using or purchasing them.

10. Affiliate and Referral Disclosure

Private Practice People may sometimes recommend products or services for which Savage Professional Resources, LLC or Charlotte Savage receives a commission, referral payment, account credit, discount, free service, or another benefit.

When there is a material financial or other relationship connected to a recommendation, we intend to disclose that relationship clearly.

For example, we may use language such as:

“I may receive a commission or referral benefit if you purchase through this link, at no additional cost to you.”

A financial relationship does not necessarily mean that a recommendation is paid for or that we would not otherwise recommend the product or service.

We aim to recommend products and services we believe may be useful, but you should make your own decision about whether they are appropriate for you.

11. Professional Responsibility

You are responsible for your own business, professional, ethical, clinical, financial, and legal decisions.

Nothing provided by Private Practice People transfers your professional responsibilities to us.

If you are a licensed or regulated professional, you remain responsible for complying with the laws, licensing requirements, ethical rules, professional standards, and scope-of-practice requirements that apply to you.

12. No Protected Health Information

Please do not send or upload patient records, patient names, protected health information (“PHI”), or other information that could identify a patient or client through our ordinary contact forms, email, questionnaires, community spaces, website-assessment materials, workshops, coaching programs, or other services.

When discussing professional examples, you are responsible for protecting patient confidentiality and removing identifying information.

13. Relationship to Our Terms and Privacy Policy

This Disclaimer should be read together with our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.

If you purchase a particular product or service, additional terms or disclosures may also appear on the applicable sales page, checkout page, proposal, order form, or service agreement.

14. Contact

If you have questions about this Disclaimer, please contact:

Savage Professional Resources, LLC
Private Practice People

through the Contact page on privatepracticepeople.com.

Effective and Last Updated: October 12, 2026