CONSUMER HEALTH DATA PRIVACY POLICY (WASHINGTON MHMDA)

Last Updated: June 19, 2026

This dedicated Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy is provided exclusively to comply with the Washington My Health My Data Act (MHMDA — RCW 19.373). It applies strictly to personal health information collected from Washington State residents outside of an active, established clinical patient relationship.

1. Consumer Health Data Categories We Collect

When you interact with our public contact forms, we collect data categories that you voluntarily enter, which may include:

• Information regarding your mental health status.

• Psychological symptoms or diagnostic history.

• Emotional processing needs or targeted therapeutic goals.

2. Sources of Collection

We collect consumer health categories directly from you when you actively type your background data into our digital consultation boxes or participate in pre-screening web intake forms prior to formal practice admission.

3. Purpose of Processing & Sharing

We process your consumer health data exclusively to evaluate your clinical eligibility, align your file with a qualified local therapist, and coordinate your administrative intake.

• No Sale of Data: We do not sell your health data, nor do we disclose it to external advertising brokers.

• Authorized Processors: Your data is processed only by our administrative employees and our contractually bound technical data processors, such as our secure cloud office infrastructure, Google Workspace.

4. How to Exercise Your MHMDA Privacy Rights

Washington consumers maintain the explicit right to access their submitted health entries, withdraw their consent for data processing, or command a complete deletion of their web health data history.

To execute your right to delete your web submission data, you must submit a written request to our designated records clerk at support@livingsolutionscounseling.com. Living Solutions Counseling (LSC) will permanently respond to and process all valid consumer deletion demands within 45 days of receipt.

If a deletion request is denied, you may appeal our final decision directly by contacting the Washington State Attorney General.