HOLTON HEALING ARTS LLC

CLIENT PROGRAM AGREEMENT & TERMS

This Client Program Agreement and Terms (“Agreement”) is entered into between Holton Healing Arts LLC (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), located at:

PO Box 659
Hot Springs, NC 28743

and the individual purchasing or enrolling in a Company product or service (“Client,” “you,” or “your”).

This Agreement governs Client’s purchase of and participation in Company’s online courses, programs, memberships, certification programs, coaching, consulting, private sessions, classes, workshops, events, retreats, digital products, and/or other services identified at checkout, enrollment, booking, or purchase (collectively, the “Program”).

The Program may be delivered by SpiritBird Holton and/or Company’s employees, contractors, instructors, facilitators, agents, or other team members acting on behalf of Company.

Client’s contractual relationship is with Holton Healing Arts LLC, regardless of which individual provides or facilitates a particular portion of the Program.

By completing a purchase and affirmatively accepting this Agreement, including by checking the applicable Terms and Conditions box at checkout, Client acknowledges that Client has had an opportunity to read and review this Agreement, agrees to be legally bound by its terms, and represents that Client is at least eighteen (18) years old.

1. NATURE AND SCOPE OF SERVICES

Company agrees to provide the Program purchased by Client as described on the applicable sales page, checkout page, enrollment page, appointment page, invoice, or other purchase documentation.

Company provides educational, coaching, consulting, personal-development, wellness-education, and related services.

Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, neither Company nor anyone providing services on Company’s behalf is acting as Client’s attorney, physician, therapist, psychotherapist, registered dietitian, financial adviser, accountant, public relations manager, business manager, or other licensed professional.

Company has not promised and is not obligated to:

1. procure employment, business, clients, sales, publicity, or other opportunities for Client;
2. provide accounting, tax, investment, legal, or financial advice;
3. provide psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, psychological counseling, behavioral therapy, medical diagnosis, or medical treatment;
4. provide public relations or publicity services;
5. introduce Client to Company’s or SpiritBird Holton’s full professional or personal network; or
6. diagnose or treat any physical or mental health condition.

Client is responsible for obtaining independent medical, psychological, legal, financial, tax, or other professional advice from appropriately qualified professionals whenever necessary.

2. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITY AND RESULTS

Client is responsible for Client’s participation, decisions, actions, implementation, and results.

Participation in a Program may involve personal, professional, emotional, lifestyle, wellness, business, and/or financial decisions. Outcomes vary substantially among individuals.

Company does not guarantee any particular financial, business, personal, health, relationship, professional, certification, or other result.

Client is responsible for determining whether and how to use or implement information provided through the Program.

3. TERM

This Agreement begins when Client purchases or enrolls in the applicable Program and continues for the duration applicable to that Program unless earlier terminated in accordance with this Agreement.

The specific duration, schedule, services, materials, and benefits associated with a Program may be described on the applicable sales page, enrollment page, checkout page, invoice, order form, or other written Program materials.

4. PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS

Client agrees to pay the purchase price stated at checkout, enrollment, invoice, or other applicable sales documentation.

If Client selects a payment plan, the payment plan is a method of paying the total Program purchase price. Unless expressly identified as a cancel-anytime subscription or otherwise stated in writing, a payment plan does not convert the Program into a month-to-month arrangement or give Client the right to cancel remaining installments.

Payments must be made according to the agreed payment schedule.

Missed, late, declined, returned, disputed, or otherwise failed payments do not extend the Program, modify the payment schedule, or relieve Client of Client’s financial obligations.

By making the initial payment and accepting this Agreement, Client acknowledges that Client is responsible for the full agreed Program price and/or all agreed installments, regardless of whether Client attends scheduled calls, accesses Program materials, completes assignments, completes the Program, or voluntarily stops participating, provided Company makes the purchased Program available in accordance with this Agreement.

5. FAILED OR LATE PAYMENTS

If a payment is missed, declined, returned, or otherwise fails, Company may provide notice to Client of the failed or past-due payment.

Client shall have three (3) calendar days after notice of the failed or past-due payment to cure the default by paying the outstanding amount (the “Cure Period”).

If payment is not received by the end of the three-day Cure Period, Company may assess a one-time late fee of $25 for each delinquent installment, or the maximum amount permitted by applicable law, whichever is less.

The late fee is intended to reasonably compensate Company for administrative costs associated with processing, communicating about, and collecting a delinquent payment and is not intended as a penalty.

After expiration of the three (3) day Cure Period, Company may suspend Client’s access to Program materials, classes, coaching, private or group calls, communities, certification activities, events, and other Program benefits until the account is brought current.

If a payment remains unpaid for thirty (30) calendar days after its original due date, Company may terminate Client’s participation in the Program for nonpayment.

Suspension or termination because of nonpayment does not cancel amounts already due, forgive Client’s remaining balance, terminate Client’s financial obligations, or create a right to a refund.

If an account remains unpaid following the Cure Period, Company may pursue lawful collection remedies, including referral to a third-party collection provider where appropriate.

Client shall be responsible for reasonable collection costs and attorneys’ fees only to the extent Company is legally entitled to recover them under applicable law.

Following a material and uncured payment default, Company may declare the remaining unpaid Program balance immediately due and payable to the extent permitted by applicable law.

Subject to applicable law, Company may determine whether Client retains access to previously provided Program materials following termination.

6. NO-REFUND POLICY

ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND NON-REFUNDABLE UPON CLIENT’S INITIAL PAYMENT, EXCEPT WHERE A REFUND IS EXPRESSLY REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR WHERE DIFFERENT REFUND TERMS ARE EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN WRITING FOR A PARTICULAR PROGRAM.

Because Company’s Programs may include digital products, educational materials, reserved Program capacity, access to Company resources, intellectual property, classes, coaching, appointments, and/or other services that become available or are allocated in connection with enrollment, Client’s decision not to access, open, download, attend, use, continue, or complete a Program does not create a right to a refund.

Client understands that Company may reserve space, staffing, teaching capacity, scheduling capacity, or other resources based upon Client’s enrollment and may decline other participants in reliance upon Client’s commitment.

A payment plan is a method of paying the full Program purchase price and does not create a right to discontinue remaining payments because Client changes Client’s mind, stops participating, does not access or use Program materials, or does not complete the Program.

Except where required by applicable law or where different refund terms are expressly provided in writing for a particular Program, Company does not provide refunds, partial refunds, credits, or cancellations of amounts owed after purchase.

Nothing in this section waives a refund or other consumer right that cannot lawfully be waived.

7. APPOINTMENT CANCELLATION AND RESCHEDULING

Cancellation or rescheduling is not permitted within twenty-four (24) hours of a scheduled appointment.

To reschedule an appointment more than twenty-four (24) hours before the scheduled appointment time, Client must either:

1. email support@holtonhealingarts.com; or
2. use the rescheduling link contained in Client’s appointment confirmation email.

Requests sent through social media, text message, direct message, or another communication channel do not constitute a valid rescheduling request unless Company expressly confirms otherwise in writing.

If Client cancels less than twenty-four (24) hours before a scheduled appointment or fails to attend the appointment, the session will be forfeited without refund, credit, rescheduling, or a make-up session.

If Client enrolls in a Program containing private calls, all calls must be completed within the applicable Program period unless Company expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

Unused calls remaining after the Program ends are forfeited.

8. MEMBERSHIP CANCELLATION

Unless different cancellation terms are expressly disclosed at enrollment, thirty (30) days’ written notice is required to cancel any recurring Company membership or subscription.

Cancellation does not retroactively cancel payments already due.

Any recurring subscription or membership is also subject to applicable cancellation laws and any additional cancellation terms disclosed at enrollment.

9. TECHNOLOGY AND UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES

Client understands that online Programs depend upon technology and third-party systems, including internet connections, video-conferencing services, learning platforms, email providers, payment processors, messaging platforms, hosting providers, and other technologies.

These systems may occasionally experience interruptions, errors, outages, delays, incompatibilities, or other technical difficulties.

Company will use reasonable efforts to address material technical problems within Company’s control promptly.

If a material Company-side technical failure substantially prevents delivery of a scheduled live service, Company will make reasonable efforts to provide the affected portion of the Program through rescheduling, replacement access, a recording, an alternative delivery method, or another reasonable solution appropriate to the circumstances.

Client must report technical problems to support@holtonhealingarts.com as soon as reasonably practicable and provide sufficient information for Company to investigate and address the problem.

Temporary technical interruptions, third-party platform failures, Client-side internet or device problems, or other unforeseen circumstances do not, by themselves, entitle Client to a refund, reduction in Program price, credit, or monetary compensation, provided Company makes reasonable efforts to deliver any material portion of the Program Company was unable to provide as agreed.

Nothing in this provision limits a right or remedy that cannot lawfully be waived.

10. EARNINGS, BUSINESS, HEALTH, AND RESULTS DISCLAIMER

Company makes reasonable efforts to accurately represent its Programs and their potential benefits.

Company does not guarantee that Client will earn money, increase revenue, obtain clients, improve Client’s health, achieve a particular lifestyle change, improve a relationship, obtain certification, or achieve any other particular result through participation in a Program.

Examples, testimonials, case studies, earnings descriptions, health improvements, or descriptions of personal or professional results are illustrative only and are not promises or guarantees that Client will obtain the same or similar results.

Results depend upon numerous factors outside Company’s control, including Client’s effort, implementation, experience, finances, health, knowledge, skills, circumstances, decisions, and other individual factors.

Client remains responsible for Client’s own decisions and actions.

11. ASSUMPTION OF RISK

Client understands and accepts that participation in educational, coaching, consulting, personal-development, wellness, business, and related Programs may involve risks, including financial loss and the possibility that Client will not obtain Client’s desired result.

Client voluntarily assumes the ordinary risks associated with participation and is responsible for Client’s own decisions during and following the Program.

Nothing in this Agreement releases or limits Company from liability that cannot lawfully be waived or excluded.

12. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Unless expressly stated otherwise in writing, all Program materials—including text, videos, images, graphics, audio recordings, exercises, practices, frameworks, curricula, handouts, downloads, presentations, recordings, and other original materials—are owned by Company or used by Company under appropriate authorization.

Client receives a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use Program materials for Client’s individual participation in the Program.

Client may not reproduce, publish, sell, license, distribute, share, upload, copy, commercially exploit, or provide Company’s Program materials to another person without Company’s prior written permission.

Client may apply practices learned through the Program in Client’s own life and, where appropriate, in Client’s work with clients or community. However, Client may not represent Company’s curriculum, proprietary training, frameworks, or Program materials as Client’s own or teach, reproduce, certify others in, sell, license, or distribute Company’s proprietary curriculum without Company’s express written permission.

Company recognizes the importance of respecting Indigenous peoples, cultures, knowledge, and practices. Nothing in a Program grants Client permission to represent, reproduce, appropriate, or teach cultural practices or intellectual property belonging to Indigenous communities without appropriate authorization.

13. CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS

Payment or enrollment alone does not guarantee certification.

Company currently offers certification programs including the Master Healers Certification and the Shamanic Journey Facilitator Certification. Certification requirements vary by Program.

Master Healers Certification

Unless different requirements are expressly provided in writing for the applicable Program, Client must:

1. listen to, view, and complete the entire required course curriculum and recorded content;
2. attend a minimum of six (6) required group practice-lab calls; and
3. attend a minimum of six (6) required peer-practice calls.

Completion of these minimum requirements does not, by itself, guarantee certification. Client must also satisfy any competency, participation, conduct, or other certification standards expressly established for the Program.

Shamanic Journey Facilitator Certification

Unless different requirements are expressly provided in writing for the applicable Program, Client must:

1. listen to, view, and complete the entire required course curriculum and recorded content.

Company may deny certification where Client has not completed the requirements applicable to the certification Program or has not demonstrated any competency or other certification standards expressly established for that Program.

Suspension or termination because of nonpayment or material violation of this Agreement may affect Client’s eligibility to participate in or complete certification activities.

14. CONFIDENTIALITY

Company and Client acknowledge that confidential or private information may be disclosed during the Program.

Company agrees to respect Client’s confidential information, and Client agrees to respect confidential information belonging to Company and other Program participants.

Client shall not disclose or use confidential information received through private sessions, group calls, forums, communities, Program activities, or other Program communications outside the Program except with permission from the person or entity that disclosed it or as required or permitted by law.

Confidential information may include personal stories, contact information, business information, proprietary materials, methods, private discussions, personal circumstances, and information shared during Program activities.

Confidential information does not include information that:

1. is publicly available through no violation of this Agreement;
2. was lawfully known to the receiving party before disclosure;
3. was lawfully received from an authorized third party; or
4. must be disclosed pursuant to applicable law or legal process.

Nothing in this Agreement prohibits Client from communicating with government agencies, law enforcement, legal counsel, tax professionals, healthcare professionals, or other persons where such communication is protected or required by law.

15. PUBLIC STATEMENTS, CONFIDENTIALITY, AND RESPECTFUL CONDUCT

Client agrees not to knowingly publish, communicate, or distribute false or misleading statements of fact about Company or its owners, employees, contractors, instructors, facilitators, agents, representatives, Programs, or other Program participants.

Client may not publicly disclose another Program participant’s confidential or private information or Company’s legally protected confidential, proprietary, or trade-secret information.

Client may not engage in harassment, threats, impersonation, or other unlawful conduct directed toward Company, its owners, team members, representatives, or Program participants.

Nothing in this section prohibits any communication, review, report, or disclosure that Company is prohibited by applicable law from restricting.

16. RECORDING, COURSE USE, AND MEDIA RELEASE

Client understands that Company may record classes, group calls, workshops, practice labs, events, trainings, and other Program activities.

By accepting this Agreement and knowingly participating in a Program activity that is being recorded, Client understands and agrees that Client’s name, voice, likeness, image, statements, questions, comments, participation, and other contributions may be captured in the recording.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Client grants Company permission to retain, reproduce, edit, publish, display, distribute, and use such recordings, including portions containing Client’s participation, in Company’s current or future courses, Programs, educational materials, training materials, websites, social-media content, advertising, marketing, and promotional materials, in any media, without additional compensation to Client.

Client understands and agrees that Company may rely upon the consent granted in this Agreement and, to the extent permitted by applicable law, is not required to obtain separate permission from Client each time an authorized recording or excerpt is subsequently used.

Company will not knowingly use Client’s confidential information in promotional materials in a manner inconsistent with the confidentiality provisions of this Agreement.

Where applicable law requires separate or additional consent for a particular recording or use, those legal requirements will control.

17. CLIENT COMMUNICATION AND SUPPORT POLICY

Enrollment in a Program does not give Client unlimited or on-demand access to SpiritBird Holton outside scheduled classes, sessions, calls, or other Program activities.

Client may communicate directly with SpiritBird Holton outside scheduled Program activities only when direct messaging access is expressly included as part of Client’s purchased Program.

Where direct messaging access is included, Client must use the messaging platform or communication channel designated for that Program. Direct messaging access is limited to matters within the scope of the applicable Program and does not create unlimited access to SpiritBird Holton.

For Programs that expressly include direct messaging access to SpiritBird Holton, Client should allow up to forty-eight (48) business hours for a response unless different response expectations are expressly provided for that Program.

The forty-eight (48) business-hour response period applies specifically to Program-related direct messaging that is included as a benefit of Client’s Program. It does not create a general right to direct access to SpiritBird Holton.

Questions or problems concerning technology, course or account access, billing, payments, invoices, financial matters, appointment administration, or other technical or administrative matters must be directed to Company support at support@holtonhealingarts.com.

Direct messages sent to SpiritBird Holton through social media, personal text message, personal email, or another non-designated channel are not monitored for Program support and may not receive a response.

By purchasing or enrolling, Client consents to transactional communications reasonably related to Client’s account, purchases, appointments, Program participation, or requested services, including order confirmations, account notifications, payment notices, Program notices, and appointment reminders.

Message frequency may vary. Message and data rates may apply where applicable.

18. COMPANY’S RIGHT TO SUSPEND OR TERMINATE PARTICIPATION

Company may suspend or terminate Client’s participation where Client:

1. materially breaches this Agreement;
2. fails to make required payments as provided in Section 5;
3. engages in threatening, abusive, harassing, or materially disruptive conduct;
4. materially violates Program guidelines;
5. infringes Company’s or another person’s intellectual property rights;
6. compromises the privacy or reasonable safety of another participant; or
7. materially interferes with Company’s ability to provide the Program.

For nonpayment specifically, Company may suspend access following expiration of the three (3) day Cure Period described in Section 5 and may terminate Client’s participation if the applicable payment remains unpaid for thirty (30) calendar days after its original due date.

Where termination results from Client’s material breach, misconduct, or uncured nonpayment, Client is not entitled to a refund solely because participation has been terminated and remains responsible for amounts otherwise due under this Agreement to the extent permitted by applicable law.

If Company elects to discontinue Client’s participation for Company’s convenience and not because of Client’s breach, misconduct, or nonpayment, Company will provide a pro rata refund of fees reasonably attributable to material services paid for but not provided, unless the parties agree to another remedy in writing.

19. IN-PERSON EVENTS AND RETREATS

Unless different written terms are expressly provided for a particular event, a non-refundable deposit equal to ten percent (10%) of the total event price is required to reserve Client’s space in an in-person retreat or event.

The entire remaining balance is due thirty (30) days before the event start date.

Except for the 10% non-refundable deposit, payments are refundable if Company receives written cancellation more than thirty (30) days before the event start date.

If written cancellation is received within thirty (30) days of the event start date, Client is eligible for a refund equal to twenty percent (20%) of amounts paid, excluding the non-refundable deposit.

No additional refund will be issued for cancellation within thirty (30) days of the event unless required by applicable law.

The event-specific refund provisions in this Section control over the general no-refund policy in Section 6 for purchases to which this Section applies.

20. LIMITATION AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Client assumes responsibility for the ordinary and reasonably foreseeable risks associated with Client’s voluntary participation in the Program.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Company and its owners, officers, employees, contractors, instructors, facilitators, agents, representatives, and affiliates shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising from Client’s participation in or use of the Program.

Company assumes no responsibility for inadvertent errors or omissions in Program materials except to the extent liability cannot lawfully be excluded.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability for fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence where such liability cannot lawfully be limited, or any other liability or consumer right that applicable law prohibits the parties from waiving or limiting.

21. INDEMNIFICATION

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Company and its owners, officers, employees, contractors, instructors, facilitators, agents, representatives, affiliates, and successors from third-party claims, damages, liabilities, and reasonable costs arising directly from:

1. Client’s unlawful conduct;
2. Client’s material breach of this Agreement;
3. Client’s infringement or misuse of another person’s rights; or
4. Client’s unauthorized reproduction, teaching, use, sale, or distribution of Company’s intellectual property.

This obligation does not apply to the extent a claim results from Company’s own gross negligence, willful misconduct, or material breach of this Agreement.

22. DISPUTE RESOLUTION, BINDING ARBITRATION, AND COSTS

If a dispute arises out of or relates to this Agreement, a Program, Client’s purchase, or the parties’ relationship, the parties agree first to make a good-faith attempt to resolve the dispute informally.

Either party may request mutually agreed mediation before initiating arbitration.

If the dispute cannot be resolved informally or through mutually agreed mediation, the parties agree, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, to submit the dispute to binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) under the rules applicable to the dispute.

Unless the parties mutually agree otherwise or applicable law requires otherwise, arbitration shall take place in North Carolina, at a location reasonably convenient under the circumstances, or remotely by video conference where permitted by the applicable arbitration rules.

The arbitrator may award any remedy available under applicable law and this Agreement.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the prevailing party in any arbitration, lawsuit, collection action, or other proceeding arising from or relating to this Agreement may seek recovery of reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs.

Accordingly, if Client brings a claim against Company and Company is the prevailing party, Company may seek recovery from Client of Company’s reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs to the extent recoverable under applicable law.

If Company brings a claim against Client and Company is the prevailing party, Company may likewise seek recovery from Client of Company’s reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs to the extent recoverable under applicable law.

Any award of attorneys’ fees or costs remains subject to applicable law and the authority of the arbitrator or court.

Judgment on an arbitration award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction.

Nothing in this section prevents either party from bringing an individual claim in small claims court where the claim qualifies and applicable law permits it or from seeking temporary or emergency injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction where legally available.

23. GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement and any dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement, a Program, Client’s purchase, or the relationship between Client and Company shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of North Carolina, without regard to its conflict-of-laws principles, except to the extent federal law or another applicable law controls.

To the extent a dispute is properly brought before a court rather than in arbitration, the parties consent to jurisdiction and venue in a court of competent jurisdiction in North Carolina, subject to applicable law.

24. NOTICES

Unless applicable law, applicable procedural rules, or this Agreement expressly requires another method, written notices under this Agreement may be provided by email.

Notice to Client may be sent to the email address Client supplied at enrollment, checkout, booking, or subsequently designated in writing.

Notice to Company may be sent to:

support@holtonhealingarts.com

or mailed to:

Holton Healing Arts LLC
PO Box 659
Hot Springs, NC 28743

Each party is responsible for keeping its applicable contact information current.

Notices concerning failed or past-due payments may be provided by email.

Formal notices concerning arbitration, litigation, service of process, collections, or another legal proceeding must additionally comply with any notice or service requirements imposed by applicable law or procedural rules.

25. MODIFICATIONS

Company may update generally applicable Program policies and these Terms from time to time where reasonably necessary for legal, technological, administrative, security, or operational purposes.

Material updates will be communicated through the Program, by email, or through another reasonable method.

Continued use of an ongoing Program following notice of an applicable policy update may constitute acceptance of updated operational policies to the extent permitted by law.

Company will not use this provision to retroactively eliminate a material contractual right or impose a materially greater financial obligation on Client without Client’s agreement where such agreement is legally required.

26. SEVERABILITY

If any provision of this Agreement is determined to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law or severed where necessary.

The remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.

27. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

This Agreement, together with the applicable checkout page, order form, enrollment terms, payment schedule, Program description, and any additional written terms expressly incorporated into Client’s purchase, constitutes the entire agreement between Client and Company concerning the Program.

It supersedes prior oral or written representations concerning the matters addressed herein except for terms expressly incorporated by reference.

Client acknowledges that Client is not relying upon a promise or guarantee concerning results that is not expressly contained in the applicable written agreement.

No waiver of one breach constitutes a waiver of a subsequent breach.

Headings are provided for convenience and do not alter the substantive meaning of this Agreement.

Electronic records, electronic acceptance, electronic signatures, PDF copies, click-to-accept processes, and other legally recognized electronic methods of agreement shall have the same force and effect as originals to the extent permitted by applicable law.

28. ATTORNEYS’ FEES AND ENFORCEMENT COSTS

To the extent permitted by North Carolina or other applicable law, a party legally entitled to recover attorneys’ fees or enforcement costs in connection with enforcement of this Agreement may recover reasonable attorneys’ fees and costs as authorized by applicable law.

Where applicable law imposes notice, cure, percentage, procedural, or other requirements as a condition of recovering attorneys’ fees or collection costs, those requirements shall control.

29. ACKNOWLEDGMENT AND ACCEPTANCE

By completing the purchase and affirmatively accepting these Terms, including by checking the applicable Terms and Conditions box, Client acknowledges and agrees that Client:

1. has read or had the opportunity to read this Agreement before purchasing;
2. understands that this Agreement contains legally binding terms;
3. understands the applicable payment obligations and consequences of late or failed payments;
4. understands and accepts the applicable no-refund, cancellation, rescheduling, and no-show policies;
5. understands that a payment plan may represent a commitment to pay the full Program purchase price;
6. understands the Program rules and policies contained in this Agreement;
7. represents that Client is at least eighteen (18) years old; and
8. voluntarily agrees to be legally bound by this Agreement.

CLIENT SPECIFICALLY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT, EXCEPT WHERE A REFUND IS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR DIFFERENT TERMS ARE EXPRESSLY PROVIDED FOR A PARTICULAR PROGRAM, ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND NON-REFUNDABLE UPON INITIAL PAYMENT. CLIENT’S FAILURE TO ACCESS, USE, ATTEND, CONTINUE, OR COMPLETE A PROGRAM DOES NOT CREATE A RIGHT TO A REFUND.

CLIENT FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT SELECTING A PAYMENT PLAN DOES NOT, BY ITSELF, CONVERT THE PROGRAM INTO A MONTH-TO-MONTH SUBSCRIPTION OR ELIMINATE CLIENT’S OBLIGATION TO PAY THE FULL AGREED PROGRAM PRICE.

HOLTON HEALING ARTS LLC
PO Box 659
Hot Springs, NC 28743
support@holtonhealingarts.com

Last Updated: September 10, 2026