How do I post a message confidentially?

How do I post a message confidentially? February 27, 2009
Click on “comments” under my most recent post. There will be an option under the text box where you can click on “anonymous”. Your comment/question will then be posted anonymously for me to answer. You can also become an anonymous follower of the blog.
My biggest concern is that members not reach out for help for fear that they will not be able to do so confidentially. I take confidentiality extremely seriously. I am aware that the LDS community in particular can be a small world.
Once you receive an answer to your question it would be beneficial for me to know if it was useful to you or not. Please leave me another comment letting me know.

If you are posting a question, a donation will help expediate a posted response. Just email me at natasha.parker@sbcglobal.net to let me know which anonymous question is matched with your donation.  Questions attached to a donation are the only ones guaranteed to be answered.

Why donate?
Creating this blog has been a tremendously rewarding experience. The issues you’ve shared with me and your fellow visitors confirm all over again why I chose this profession. While the issues we discuss are always challenging and sometimes heartbreaking, I’m continually convinced that solutions exist to the relationship and individual problems we face. Sometimes the biggest step is simply the first one – sharing.
Like each of my children, this blog is growing rapidly! To date it has been visited by people from all 50 states and over 80 countries. The number of site hits grows each month. Witnessing this growth is thrilling for me. We have truly become a global community!
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Thank you for your visit!
Natasha Helfer Parker, LCMFT


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