WEBSITE & COACHING BOUNDARIES
Your trust matters.
ACES Life Coaching is committed to respectful interactions and clear professional boundaries. This website notice describes a cautious approach to general inquiries and services; formal privacy practices and provider-specific disclosures must be finalized and reviewed before site launch.
Working website notice — version under review, November 2026.
What you share when contacting ACES
If you choose to email ACES, the name, address, and message you send are processed through the email providers involved. In your first inquiry, provide only the general information needed to discuss a discovery call. Please do not send medical records, diagnoses, identity documents, payment-card numbers, or other sensitive information.
Website platform and technical data
This website is built using WordPress.com. Hosting services may process basic usage, security, spam-prevention, and technical data. Cookies, analytics, forms, and any third-party features must be reviewed in the final publication configuration. This page is not a representation that a comprehensive privacy-law audit has been completed.
Coaching records and agreement
Before paid coaching begins, applicable agreements should explain service scope, expectations about confidentiality, communications, fees, cancellations, records, and relevant legal limits. Merely visiting this site or requesting information does not establish a coaching relationship.
What ACES does not provide
ACES provides coaching and mentoring—not psychotherapy, psychological diagnosis, medical treatment, crisis intervention, legal representation, legal advice, or forensic or custody assessments. These boundaries apply regardless of the coach’s educational degrees, other professional roles, or attorney license.
Third-party resources
Links to public research or third-party services are provided for convenience and do not constitute ACES endorsements of all content, privacy practices, or services on those websites.
Contact
For general questions about ACES or its website, write to julio.carranza@gmail.com. Avoid emailing sensitive records before appropriate arrangements are established.
For urgent help
Do not use website email or coaching requests for emergencies. In the United States, call 911 for imminent danger or call/text 988 for suicide and crisis support.
