Intellectual Property & Permitted Use

Ownership

All original writing, essays, interactive experiences, workbooks, frameworks, graphics, illustrations, maps, downloadable resources, branding, and educational materials on The Full You are the intellectual property of Susan Shier unless otherwise noted. This includes the words, the structures, the visuals, and the way they are arranged and presented together.

How You May Share My Work

Here is what I genuinely love people doing with this work:

• ·Share links to articles and resources freely.
• ·Quote a short excerpt with attribution and a link back to the original page.
• ·Recommend a resource to someone who might need it.
• ·Send friends to the website to experience it for themselves.
• ·Use the workbooks for your own personal reflection and growth.
• ·Contact me if you would like to teach, license, or otherwise use this material professionally.

Personal Use

Visitors are welcome to:

• ·Read and reflect on the writing and resources.
• ·Print workbooks and worksheets for personal use.
• ·Save and return to resources for your own reflection.
• ·Share links back to the website.

Not Permitted

Without written permission, visitors may not:

• ·Copy articles or present them as their own.
• ·Republish workbooks, worksheets, or frameworks elsewhere.
• ·Create derivative works based on The Full You materials.
• ·Sell or distribute the materials, in whole or in part.
• ·Teach paid workshops, courses, or programs using the content.
• ·Upload resources to other websites, drives, or repositories.
• ·Rebrand or relabel the frameworks as another system.
• ·Train AI systems using content from this site.
• ·Use the content commercially in any form.

Licensing

Organizations, coaches, educators, and therapists interested in using The Full You materials professionally — in courses, programs, practices, or publications — are warmly invited to reach out regarding licensing opportunities. Permission is considered thoughtfully, and the goal is to make the work available where it can do good while protecting its integrity. Please use the Contact page and choose “Licensing & Permissions.”

Respectful Sharing

You are encouraged to share links to articles and resources rather than copying entire pages. A link keeps the work in its home, gives it context, and helps others find the full picture. If you are ever unsure, the simplest path is to share the link and let people experience it here.