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All original material on this site is the exclusive property of Getting Past Your Past Productions, LLC, GPYP ™ and Susan J. Elliott.

Getting Past Your Past Productions, LLC is a limited liability company registered in the state of New York.

You may link to this site or forward the entries by email but may not quote the original material out of context without giving proper credit to this site and its author.

You MAY NOT quote entire articles on websites or message boards without prominently displaying the name of the author and the blog. Just hyperlinking the title to here is NOT ENOUGH. Please give full credit to this blog for copied materials.

The GPYP program and the GPYP logo (TM) was developed by and are the property of Susan J. Elliott.

All material on this blog is the property of GPYP.

This copyright notice applies to both written and audio works.

No part of the GPYP program, audio or print, may be reproduced or copied, except when linking or forwarding posts in their entirety, without her EXPRESS permission.

If you are feeling unsafe, please go directly to an Emergency Room or call your nearest mental health clinic (the ER is usually best). I cannot counsel nor treat people who who are feeling unsafe through email. I am not a practicing clinician. I do not have relationships with any mental health clinic or hospital as I did when I was a practicing clinician.

Also, answering your email personally does not constitute a therapist-patient, therapist-client, or attorney-client relationship. We have no contract unless you have signed up for coaching and that does not constitute any of the aforementioned relationships either. If I keep getting emails that seem to assume we do, I will no longer be able to answer personal emails.

The information posted here is for information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or assume any relationship with any person.

Thanks.

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On a more personal note, I TRULY TRULY appreciate links and subscriptions.

I appreciate being quoted as well. I’ve just had the unsettling experience of finding my stuff out there and not credited to me. It makes me a bit angry and as a lawyer, you don’t want to make me angry. :). I really hate when I find my stuff on the internet uncredited. As a litigator it makes me, well, want to litigate.

I don’t want to have to do that. That will bog me and you down in all kinds of unpleasantries and that is not the aim of this blog.

So, just as gentle reminder that when quoting parts of a post and not linking back, please quote me (Susan J. Elliott) or this blog.

I want this to be a positive experience for me and for my readers. So please give this blog credit when quoting from it. Thank you. :)

Note:If there is something non-original on this site and has not been properly credited, please inform us right away. We make every attempt to quote and reference all non-original material. Any failure to do so is an oversight and unintentional omission on our part. If you bring it to our attention, we will remedy it immediately but every effort has been made to properly credit original authors. We ask that when quoting from this site, you take care to do the same.

I welcome links to my posts and I welcome being blogrolled. It’s nice and it gets the positive message, that I try to promote, out there.

Thank you!

Susan J. Elliott is an attorney in good standing and licensed to practice law in New York, Texas and the District of Columbia and is eligible for pro hac admission in all the courts of these United States