Yes. All sessions are private by default. Recordings are never shared, published, or distributed without your explicit permission. Access is limited to me alone unless you say otherwise.

Your audio is stored securely and delivered directly to you. From there, it's yours; keep it private, share it with the people you love, or return to it on your own terms.

"Don Sires: Exit Interview" on When We Die Talks is a good sense of how I hold a conversation like this: unhurried, honest, led by the person telling their story. It's a public podcast conversation, not a private one, so it's not exactly what a Nemosené session sounds like, but it's the closest thing available to a preview.

No. There's no expectation that anything you say goes beyond the private recording you receive. If you ever want to reference or excerpt a conversation elsewhere, that only happens with your clear, written permission, and details are anonymized unless you agree otherwise.

No. Nemosené sessions are conversational and reflective. The goal is listening, presence, and preservation, not diagnosis, advice, or intervention.

That's expected, not a problem. Pauses, tears, and imperfection are part of a real conversation. We go at your pace.

You do, fully. I don't claim any rights to your story, voice, or likeness.

Sessions are paid for in advance. I ask for reasonable notice to reschedule. Because of the time and care involved in preparing for a session, refunds usually aren't available once it's taken place, but if something unexpected comes up, just reach out.

Didn't find what you were looking for? Reach out anytime, no question is too small. And if you're feeling ready, go ahead and apply.