Disclaimer

1. Coaching, education and informational support

Sanctum, provided by The Longest Answer, offers coaching, education, and informational support for women and couples navigating women’s health decisions alongside personal or religious beliefs.

2. Not diagnosis, treatment, prescription, or emergency care

We do not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or provide emergency care of any kind. Nothing in a coaching session should be understood as a medical determination or a course of treatment.

3. No physician–patient relationship

Participating in Sanctum coaching does not establish a physician–patient relationship, whether or not your coach is also a licensed physician elsewhere.

4. Continue with your own licensed clinicians

Customers should continue working with their own appropriately licensed treating professionals for diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing medical care.

5. Not individualized medical advice

The information shared in coaching is educational in nature and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice from a qualified clinician who knows your history and can examine you.

6. No promised outcome

We do not promise any particular result or health outcome from participating in coaching.

7. Individual results vary

Individual experiences and results vary. What one customer finds helpful may not apply to another’s situation.

8. International qualifications do not imply local licensure

Some coaches hold international medical qualifications or have prior clinical experience. This does not imply that any coach is licensed to practice medicine in your location while providing Sanctum coaching.

9. Reviews may reference prior clinical work

Some reviews or testimonials referenced on this site may concern a team member’s previous professional or clinical work and do not necessarily describe participation in a Sanctum or TLA coaching program.

10. Emergencies

The Longest Answer provides health coaching and education — not medical care, diagnosis, or treatment, and not a substitute for your own doctor. In an emergency, call your local emergency number (911 in the US). This service is not for emergencies.