1. Terms of Use

By enrolling in The Puberty Playbook (“Program”), you agree to the following terms:

  1. Access & License

    • Upon purchase, you receive lifetime access to the program content for personal, non-commercial use only.

    • You may not share, distribute, reproduce, or sell any part of the content without prior written consent from Dr. Tara Rawana, ND.

  2. Refund Policy

    • Due to the digital nature of the course, all sales are final and no refunds will be issued.

  3. Intellectual Property

    • All content, including audio recordings, workbooks, videos, handouts, and other materials, are the intellectual property of Dr. Tara Rawana and are protected under Canadian copyright law.

  4. Community Guidelines

    • If you participate in the Facebook group, you agree to engage respectfully, maintain confidentiality of other members, and avoid sharing medical advice.

    • You may be removed from the group without refund if you violate these guidelines.



2. Medical Disclaimer

The information provided in The Puberty Playbook is for educational and informational purposes only.

  1. Not a Substitute for Medical Advice

    • This program is not intended to replace the advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your physician, pediatrician, or other qualified healthcare provider.

    • Always seek the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions regarding your child’s health, development, or medical conditions.

  2. No Patient-Provider Relationship

    • Enrolling in this program does not establish a naturopathic doctor–patient relationship with Dr. Tara Rawana, ND.

    • No individualized medical advice will be provided within the program or associated group calls.

  3. Results Disclaimer

    • Every family’s experience is unique, and no guarantees can be made regarding specific outcomes or results from participating in the program.

  4. Emergency Situations

    • If you have concerns about your child’s physical or mental health, or if you believe they may be in danger, contact a healthcare provider or local emergency services immediately.