Website Privacy Statement
Understory Therapy · Last updated August 2026
This statement explains how this website, understorytherapygroup.com, handles information about visitors. It is separate from our Notice of Privacy Practices, which governs protected health information created during the course of treatment under HIPAA and Washington law (RCW 70.02).
What this website collects
This is a static informational website. It does not use analytics, advertising trackers, cookies, pixels, tag managers, session recording, or third-party scripts. It does not load fonts, images, or other resources from third-party servers. It contains no forms and does not ask you to submit any information.
As a result, the website itself does not collect, store, or share personal information about you, and it does not collect or infer any health information about you.
Contacting us
The contact links on this site open your own email or phone application. If you choose to email or call, anything you share that way is handled under our clinical privacy practices rather than collected by the website. Please do not include sensitive health details in an initial email; we can discuss specifics by phone or through secure channels.
Server logs
Like most websites, the hosting provider may keep standard technical logs — for example, IP address and page requested — for security and reliability. These logs are not used to build profiles, are not shared for advertising, and are not used to infer anything about your health.
My Health My Data Act
Washington's My Health My Data Act gives consumers specific rights regarding consumer health data. Because this website does not collect consumer health data, there is generally nothing on the website side to access, delete, or stop sharing. Our full Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy explains this in more detail and describes how to make a request.
Questions
Contact us at [email protected] or (206) 627-0570.
Health information created during therapy — appointments, records, and clinical communications — is governed by HIPAA and Washington's Uniform Health Care Information Act (RCW 70.02). It is described in our Notice of Privacy Practices, not by this statement.