Your privacy matters here

Families who visit this site may be going through something painful and private. This site is built to collect as little as possible and to treat what it does collect with care.

If you request the free PDF

When you request The Twenty-One Lessons Learned, we store your email address, an optional first name, and the date of your request. Your email address is used to deliver the free PDF you asked for. Requesting the PDF does not sign you up for anything else.

New Reflections and occasional book updates are sent only to people who separately choose to subscribe, either by ticking the optional box on the request form or by joining the list on this site. You can unsubscribe at any time.

If you subscribe

We store your email address, an optional first name, the topics you chose, and the date you signed up. They're used only to send you occasional letters from J.S. Ashworth. You can unsubscribe at any time, and your details are never sold or shared for anyone else's marketing.

If you send a message

We store your name, email address, and message so that it can be read and answered. Please avoid including medical details or other people's full names. Ask any time and your message will be deleted.

Visiting the site

The site uses simple, privacy-friendly visit statistics — such as how many people viewed a page — to understand what is helpful. There is no advertising and no tracking for advertisers.

Questions or removal requests

Use the contact form on the Stay Connected page to ask what is stored about you or to have it removed.