Coaching scope
Coaching content is positioned for reflection, goals, accountability, faith-centered action, and next-step clarity.
Trust and safety
Clear boundaries before anyone shares sensitive context.
This page gathers the site's trust rules in one place: what coaching can safely support, what claims need evidence, and where visitors should go when the need is outside coaching scope.
Trust center
Trust starts before a visitor shares sensitive context.
Safety, proof, and data boundaries are easier to understand when they sit inside the same faith-centered platform visitors already recognize.
Current commitments
What the public site can say without overclaiming.
These commitments keep coaching, resources, book content, social traffic, and forms aligned with clear trust and safety boundaries.
Emergency boundary
The site does not accept emergency, crisis, medical, legal, or clinical disclosures through marketing forms, social DMs, or booking links.
Proof standard
Testimonials, credentials, event claims, ratings, and outcome language need source records and permission before being used as proof.
Data minimum
Forms should collect only the details needed to path the request and should avoid private histories unless a protected process is approved.
Verification checks
Do not publish unsupported authority claims.
Credential wording, testimonials, metrics, and sensitive promises should be specific, sourced, and permissioned before they appear as public proof.
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Credential title
Confirm certification title, issuing organization, issue date, current status, and display wording before publishing credential claims.
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Licensure language
Confirm any professional license and jurisdiction, or approve clear non-clinical provider wording if no license applies.
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Counselor terminology
Define exactly how words like counselor, coach, mentor, and advisor may be used across pages and videos.
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Screening and referral
Approve what belongs in coaching, what should be referred out, and who owns escalation when a request is outside scope.
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Confidentiality limits
Publish plain-language privacy expectations without implying licensed clinical confidentiality or legal privilege.
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Retention rules
Approve how long inquiry records, booking metadata, support messages, member records, and test submissions are kept.
Choose support
Choose the right support path before submitting a message.
Visitors should not have to guess whether their request belongs in coaching, emergency support, licensed care, store support, or accessibility feedback.
Immediate dangerOpen page
Use emergency services. In the United States, call or text 988 for mental-health crisis support.
Therapy, diagnosis, or treatmentOpen pageUse licensed clinical, medical, or qualified professional support instead of a coaching inquiry.
Coaching fitOpen pageUse the Clarity Call path only when the need is reflection, accountability, calling, confidence, or next-step support.
Faith resourcesOpen pageUse videos, transcripts, articles, workbook prompts, or the book before sharing private context.
Store supportOpen pageOrder, payment, shipping, sizing, return, and fulfillment questions stay with Declare By Faith support.
Accessibility issueOpen pageReport barriers through the contact path without placing the issue inside a coaching intake.
Proof standard
Trust grows when evidence is specific and permissioned.
Mike's site can show public videos, book pages, shop pages, and creative work today. Outcome proof should use permissioned stories, source records, and clear context.
Sensitive data boundary
Do not turn marketing forms into private intake records.
Public forms should ask only for the context needed to respond. Detailed clinical, crisis, legal, medical, financial, payment, or private coaching narratives should stay out of general forms.
Evidence rules
Keep proof useful without overstating outcomes.
No fabricated claims
Do not invent client outcomes, logos, speaking hosts, credentials, follower counts, or review language.
Permission trail
Before publishing a story, confirm name, quote, context, media rights, attribution, channel, and revocation rules.
Volatile metrics
Follower counts, subscribers, ratings, prices, inventory, and availability need date-stamped source checks before use.
Separate lanes
Creative portfolio proof, store proof, speaking proof, book proof, and coaching proof should not be blended into one broad claim.
Related pages
The trust page connects to the pages that carry the details.
Use this page as the top-level trust center, then open the dedicated page for the exact policy, account, or support boundary.
Coaching vs. Therapy
Explains the support boundary and where non-coaching needs should go.
Open page ->Coaching Disclaimer
Keeps service limits visible near sensitive coaching language.
Open page ->Privacy
Names data categories, collection boundaries, sharing, retention, and visitor rights.
Open page ->Terms
Sets site use, third-party links, intellectual property, commerce, and service boundaries.
Open page ->Request Handling
Shows where workbook, booking, contact, store, speaking, creative, and accessibility requests belong.
Open page ->Account Plan
Explains how member resources and coaching-client data stay separated by access level.
Open page ->Public proof rule
Publish credentials, prices, case studies, testimonials, referrals, and intake promises only with exact wording, evidence, permissions, and a clear support path. The site should stay transparent about what is available now and what still needs confirmation.