Short version: it collects what's needed to arrange a call, and nothing else. Here's the full picture.
The primary way to book is through Jane App, linked from this site. Jane is the practice management platform Lewis uses to run sessions, and it handles that information under its own privacy policy, not this site's. Anything you tell Jane at booking, or during a session, doesn't pass through this website at all.
The form on the Contact page is a fallback for people who'd rather Lewis reach out first. It asks for a first name, an email address, and an optional preferred time to be reached. That's all it asks for on purpose. Please don't include health details, diagnoses, or anything you'd want kept clinical in this form. That kind of detail belongs in the call itself, not in an inbox.
Submitting the form sends that information to a Google Apps Script, which emails it to Lewis and saves a backup copy in a private Google Sheet so a request is never lost to an email delivery issue. Google processes that data as part of running the script and the inbox it lands in. Practically, that means Google's infrastructure handles it in transit and at rest, the same way it would for any Gmail account. It is not sold, and it is not shared with anyone beyond Lewis handling your request.
The ADHD Mode toggle saves your preference in your browser's local storage, on your device only. It's never sent anywhere and Lewis has no visibility into who uses it.
This site links out to Lewis's Psychology Today profile and to Jane App for booking. Both are separate services with their own privacy practices once you leave this site.
The fonts and animation library this site uses are hosted directly on this domain rather than loaded from a third party, so visiting this site doesn't send your browser information to Google Fonts or a CDN just to render a page. This site does not run third-party analytics or advertising trackers.
If you have questions about any of this, email lewisle.therapy@gmail.com directly.
Last updated: July 2026.