Legal · agreed at booking for held sessions

Session Agreement

Effective date · Articulated Offering LLC, a Virginia limited liability company

This Agreement governs held sessions ("Human Emergence Reflected") with Rimari legal name of Articulated Offering LLC ("we," "I"). By booking a session you ("you," the "Client") agree to it.

What a session is

A session is a fixed-length, one-to-one conversation in which I hold space while you digest your own assessment or whatever you bring: I label what I hear, mirror it back, and ask calibrated questions. I do not steer you toward conclusions, tell you what to do, or interpret your chart during the session. The work is yours; my role is to keep the room steady while you do it.

What a session is not — read this section carefully

I am not a licensed therapist, professional counselor, psychologist, psychiatrist, physician, or health-care provider of any kind. A session is not therapy, counselling, psychotherapy, medical or mental-health treatment, or a substitute for any of them, and no therapist–client or provider–patient relationship is created. Sessions are offered for insight, self-reflection, and personal growth.

Sessions are not crisis care. If you are in crisis, experiencing thoughts of harming yourself or others, or in need of urgent support, a session is not the right room: call or text 988 (in the U.S.) or your local emergency number.

Referral out

If what surfaces in a session appears to me to need a licensed professional — medical, mental-health, legal, or otherwise — I will say so plainly, and I may pause or end the session and help you think about where to turn. This is a term of the service, not a judgment: it is me declining to hold something that deserves hands more qualified than mine. A session ended for this reason in its first 15 minutes will be refunded in full.

Confidentiality

What you say in a session stays between us. I will not share the content of your session with anyone, use it in marketing, or discuss it in any identifying way, except: (a) with your explicit written permission; (b) where I am required to by law, subpoena, or court order; (c) where I reasonably believe disclosure is necessary to prevent imminent harm to you or another person; or (d) where I reasonably believe disclosure is necessary to report suspected abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult. Where disclosure is not legally compelled, it is a permissive judgment made to protect someone — not a mandatory reporting obligation. I am not a licensed provider, so no statutory privilege (such as therapist–patient privilege) attaches to our conversations — meaning a court could compel my testimony in a way it could not compel a therapist's. You should know that before deciding what to bring.

Resolved direction, confirm wording: Va. Code § 63.2-1509 is an enumerated-professionals statute that does not include astrological practitioners; carve-outs are drafted as permissive (plus legal compulsion), with no claimed mandate. Confirm the no-privilege disclosure and carve-outs as final.

Sensitive topics

Sessions follow what you bring, and what you bring may include relationships, sexuality, bodily experience, and reproductive health, among other sensitive subjects. You have the right to decline to discuss any topic at any time. Anything you share is used solely for the session and its summary, under the confidentiality terms above, and is never disclosed, sold, or disseminated for any other purpose, including marketing or analytics.

Virginia law requires your consent before personally identifiable reproductive or sexual health information is obtained or held. By booking, you provide that consent — for any such information you voluntarily share, solely for the purpose of this session — and you may withdraw it, or decline any topic, at any time.

SB 754 (2025), amending Va. Code §§ 59.1-198 and 59.1-200, requires consumer consent before obtaining, disclosing, selling, or disseminating personally identifiable reproductive or sexual health information; it carries no small-business thresholds and a private right of action. Consent language above plus the booking checkbox is drafted to satisfy it — confirm sufficiency and final wording.

Recording

Sessions are recorded only if you request it or consent to it in advance, in writing. If a recording is made, you receive a copy; I retain mine only as long as needed to produce your written summary, then delete it, unless we agree otherwise in writing. Neither of us may share a recording with third parties without the other's written consent.

The summary

Within five business days after the session you will receive a short written summary of what surfaced, in your own language as nearly as I can hold it. It is a mirror, not an analysis, and it is covered by the same confidentiality as the session.

Scheduling, cancellation, and lateness

• Cancellation with 48+ hours' notice: full refund, or reschedule, your choice.
• Cancellation within 48 hours: one reschedule to an available slot; no refund. The slot is the product, and a slot inside 48 hours cannot be re-filled.
• Lateness: the session ends at its scheduled time regardless of when you arrive. If you have not arrived 15 minutes in, the session is a no-show: the fee is not refunded, but it converts to a credit toward one future session, booked at an available slot.
• If I cancel: you choose between a full refund and priority rescheduling.

Fees

The session price and length are as stated on the booking page at the time of booking. Payment is due at booking and is processed by Stripe.

Your responsibility

You are responsible for your own wellbeing and your own decisions, during and after a session. You agree that you are participating voluntarily, that you are eighteen (18) or older, and that you have read the section above titled "What a session is not."

Your acknowledgment

Booking requires checking a box that states: "I acknowledge that this session is not therapy and that I am responsible for my own well-being. I have read and agree to this Session Agreement, including its confidentiality, no-privilege, and sensitive-topics terms, and I voluntarily assume the risks of this work." That acknowledgment is part of this Agreement.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, our total liability for any claim arising out of or relating to a session will not exceed the amount you paid for that session, and we will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages. If both this Agreement and our Terms of Use apply to a claim, a single cap — the applicable one — controls; the caps are not cumulative.

Resolved direction, confirm wording: standalone acknowledgment adopted (see "Your acknowledgment") and required as a checkbox at booking. Confirm enforceability and final wording for Virginia.

Governing law and disputes

This Agreement is governed by Virginia law. The informal-resolution and venue terms of our Terms of Use apply.

Contact

Articulated Offering LLC · Virginia · hello@articulatedoffering.com