YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS
Website privacy
& terms of use
This public website introduces Kayla Ruttinger’s counseling and art therapy practice. It does not provide treatment or collect intake information.
Public information and private care
Appointment requests, intake forms, clinical messages, and payments belong in the practice’s secure SimplePractice portal. When available, links on this website take you directly to that separate service. No client portal is embedded in this website.
Please do not put personal health information into website URLs or send it through general website inquiries. The practice’s clinical privacy notice and consent documents are separate from this website notice.
Information handled by this website
This site has no contact forms, accounts, advertising pixels, or analytics. The site itself does not set cookies or use browser storage. Fonts and practice images are hosted with the website. The home page loads a professional verification badge from Psychology Today, which receives ordinary connection information, such as an IP address, when the badge loads. Psychology Today applies its own privacy practices to those requests. The web server must process ordinary connection information, such as an IP address, to deliver a page. Website request logging is disabled in the site configuration; the hosting provider may process technical information to operate and secure its infrastructure.
Links to other services
SimplePractice and the independent resource websites linked here have their own privacy practices and terms. Links do not transmit a website form or medical record from this site. Review the destination’s information before submitting personal details.
Information, not individual advice
The content on this website is general information. Browsing the site does not establish a therapist–client relationship. Services, availability, fees, and insurance coverage must be confirmed with the practice before care begins.
Urgent help
This site is not monitored for emergencies. If there is immediate danger, call 911. In the U.S., call or text 988 or visit 988 Lifeline for crisis support.
Questions about privacy or accessibility
Once the practice’s portal is available, use its secure messaging options for questions involving your care. If a part of this website is difficult to use, let the practice know through an established contact channel.