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Proof of Consent and Opt-In Details for HealthyTexts.com

Business Name: HealthyTexts
Website: https://healthytexts.com
Use Case: Mental Health Support Program via SMS

Description of Program:
HealthyTexts is a text-based mental health support program that sends users 3–5 SMS messages per week. These texts include mindset tips, grounding techniques, supportive reminders, and brief educational prompts to help individuals improve their mental well-being. The content is written and curated by the program’s creator, who built HealthyTexts to support their own mental health journey and offer accessible support to others.

How Users Opt In:
Users opt into receiving text messages by visiting https://healthytexts.com and completing the form prominently featured on the homepage. The form requires the user to enter their first name and phone number with clear language that indicates they are signing up to receive ongoing supportive texts. The language around the form explicitly states the purpose of the messages and the frequency, such as:

“Join our text-based mental health program — get 3–5 messages a week to help you feel better, stay grounded, and keep growing.”

This form serves as clear and unambiguous consent from the user to receive SMS messages.

Opt-Out Instructions:
Users are informed that they can opt out of receiving messages at any time by replying STOP to any message. This instruction is included both in the confirmation message sent upon signup and periodically in the messages themselves.

Confirmation Message Example:

Thanks for joining HealthyTexts. You’ll receive 3–5 supportive messages a week to help improve your mental health. Reply STOP to unsubscribe at any time.

Consent Storage:
All opt-ins are collected through the HealthyTexts website and stored securely, including the user’s phone number and timestamp of signup.

Summary:

• Users provide clear consent by entering their phone number in a form that explicitly states they are signing up for recurring text messages.
• Frequency is clearly disclosed (3–5 messages per week).
• Users are told they can opt out anytime by replying STOP.
• The signup form is the only way to join the program — there is no third-party list buying or contact uploading.

For questions or additional documentation, please contact:
Brian Rosenstein
Director, HealthyTexts
Email: BVRosenstein@gmail.com

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