At Celebrate Recovery, we understand that privacy is a top concern for many people who are struggling with hurts, habits, and hang-ups. That's why we take confidentiality very seriously and have policies in place to protect your privacy and ensure that your personal information is kept confidential.

Here are some of the ways we maintain confidentiality at Celebrate Recovery:

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• We don't share any personal information about members or their attendance with anyone outside the group, including family members, friends, or employers, unless required by law or a court order.

• We ask that all members agree to maintain confidentiality within the group and not discuss the personal information or experiences of other members outside the group.

• We use first names only during meetings to protect members' privacy and identities.

• We hold our meetings in a safe and private setting, where only members of the group are allowed to attend.

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We also understand that anonymity and confidentiality are important parts of the recovery process, and we respect each individual's right to choose how much or how little they want to share about their struggles. We encourage members to share only what they feel comfortable with and to respect the privacy of others in the group.

If you have any questions or concerns about confidentiality at Celebrate Recovery, please don't hesitate to speak with one of our leaders or facilitators. We are committed to providing a safe and confidential environment where you can focus on your recovery journey.