Community Guidelines

Relationship Mastery Framework

Last updated: February 1, 2026

Welcome to the Relationship Mastery Framework community.

This space exists to support growth, learning, honesty, and transformation — for individuals and couples who are committed to healthier, more connected relationships.

To protect that environment, we ask all participants to agree to the following guidelines.

1. Our Shared Purpose

This community is designed for:

• Learning practical relationship skills
• Gaining insight and perspective
• Encouraging growth, accountability, and self-awareness
• Supporting one another in a respectful, non-judgmental way

This is a coaching and educational environment, not a therapy group or crisis support forum.

2. Respect Is Non-Negotiable

All members agree to:

• Treat others with respect, dignity, and kindness
• Listen without interrupting, shaming, or dismissing
• Avoid personal attacks, insults, or demeaning language
• Honor differences in experiences, beliefs, and perspectives

Disagreements are allowed. Disrespect is not.

3. Share From Your Own Experience

We encourage members to:

• Speak from personal experience (“I” statements)
• Share insights, reflections, and lessons learned
• Offer encouragement, not correction

Please do not:

• Diagnose others
• Tell others what they “should” do
• Offer medical, legal, or therapeutic advice
• Attempt to “fix” someone else’s relationship

Coaching is about awareness and choice — not control.

4. Confidentiality & Trust

What’s shared in the community should stay in the community.

By participating, you agree to:

• Respect the privacy of other members
• Not share screenshots, recordings, names, or identifying details outside the community
• Avoid discussing others’ stories without explicit permission

While we encourage confidentiality, please understand that absolute confidentiality cannot be guaranteed in group settings.

5. Emotional Safety & Boundaries

This work can be meaningful and sometimes emotionally activating.

You are always encouraged to:

• Share only what feels safe and appropriate for you
• Take breaks if you feel overwhelmed
• Seek professional support outside the community if needed

This community is not equipped for crisis intervention. If you are experiencing acute distress, trauma responses, or thoughts of self-harm, please seek immediate support from a licensed professional or emergency services.

6. No Hate, Harassment, or Harmful Behavior

The following are not allowed and may result in immediate removal:

• Harassment, bullying, or intimidation
• Hate speech or discriminatory language
• Threats of violence or harm
• Persistent disruption of group sessions or discussions

We reserve the right to remove content or participants that compromise the safety or integrity of the community.

7. No Soliciting or Promotion

This community is not a marketplace.

Please do not:

• Promote your own services, products, or programs
• Solicit clients or recruit members
• Post affiliate links or promotional content
• Send unsolicited direct messages to other members

Any exceptions must be approved in advance.

8. Intellectual Property & Content Use

All materials provided through Relationship Mastery Framework — including videos, worksheets, frameworks, and live sessions — are for personal use only.

You agree not to:

• Record sessions without permission
• Share, distribute, reproduce, or resell content
• Use materials for commercial purposes

9. Moderation & Enforcement

We are committed to maintaining a healthy, respectful community.

We reserve the right to:

• Remove content that violates these guidelines
• Issue warnings or requests for behavior change
• Remove participants from the community without refund if guidelines are violated

Moderation decisions are made at our discretion and are final.

10. Agreement to Guidelines

By joining this community, participating in group sessions, or accessing membership content, you acknowledge that you:

• Have read and understood these Community Guidelines
• Agree to participate respectfully and responsibly
• Understand that access is a privilege, not a right