Identity & professional scope
The person, business, role, and limits of the work should be understandable before someone participates. Wellness support is never presented as medical or mental-health treatment.
Trust · Experience · Clear standards
Trust should rest on more than a review.
Begin with who is responsible, what is actually offered, how the process works, what the boundaries protect, and what evidence supports the claim. Permissioned client and reader reflections can add context; they do not replace clear practice.
Permissioned public reflections
Client and reader reflections.
These are relevant experiences whose contributors allowed public consideration. Each entry is reviewed for privacy, permission, meaning, and context.
Client and reader reflections.
No public reflections are displayed right now. Private feedback stays private unless separate permission is given for public use.
When a permissioned reflection is published, its context and any supportable verification label will be shown without exposing private contact or care details.
Credibility before reviews
Clear practice is the first proof.
SHAYDAGODDESS™ and HealingTouch by ShayDaGoddess make the operating truth visible so visitors do not have to depend on praise alone.
Process & boundaries
Requests, availability, pricing, safety review, confirmation, payment, delivery, and follow-up are kept distinct so a visitor can tell what has—and has not—been agreed.
Care, privacy & evidence
Clear policies, accessibility, reader and client care, current-status labels, and proof of work carry the trust load. Public reflections are supporting evidence, not a substitute for these standards.
Ethical follow-up
Care first. Public sharing only by choice.
Any follow-up happens only after a genuine completed experience and when contact permission makes it appropriate. Essential service, order, or support communication remains separate.
Private care first
A private check-in may ask how the person is feeling, what supported comfort, and what could improve. It is not a request for praise or a public statement.
Public sharing is a separate choice
Feedback stays private when the contributor chooses private only. Permission to consider a reflection for display is requested separately and never guarantees publication.
No pressure, incentives, or gating
Positive, mixed, critical, and suggestion-focused feedback are equally welcome. No benefit is tied to a positive response, and support is not withheld because someone declines to review.
There is no default public-review countdown. Timing follows care, context, consent, and the person’s own readiness.
Reflection integrity & moderation
Trustworthy feedback, shared with care.
Every public review preserves the contributor’s meaning, respects privacy, and remains connected to a legitimate experience.
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Honest feedback may include appreciation, mixed experiences, concerns, or thoughtful suggestions.
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Public feedback stays connected to a genuine, relevant experience.
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Verification labels are used only when the qualifying relationship can be supported.
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Names, contact details, and publication choices follow the contributor’s selected privacy preferences.
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Moderation protects relevance, privacy, consent, authenticity, and respectful participation.
How moderation supports trust
Moderation may remove irrelevant, fraudulent, unsafe, or privacy-violating content while preserving genuine constructive criticism.
Positive, mixed, and critical experiences all remain welcome when they are relevant and respectfully shared.
Optional independent pathway
Received a HealingTouch massage?
If you want to make a separate public statement, you may share an honest HealingTouch experience through the official Google Business Profile. This is optional and never replaces the private check-in.
Visit the Google Business Profile If the direct link does not open, search “HealingTouch by ShayDaGoddess” on Google.Trust first · reflection by choice
Use the path that feels appropriate to you.
The private check-in is the primary care path. Assurance and accessibility provide context, while public sharing remains a separate, optional decision.
Complete an experience check-in
Share private feedback first, with a separate choice about whether an experience may be considered for moderated public display.
Complete an experience check-in