Terms of Service
Effective Date:
June 10th, 2026
Company: Actually Pty Ltd
Website: divergentguides.com
Governing Law: New South Wales, Australia
PURPOSE
These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern access to and use of the website, services, online platforms, courses, educational materials, digital content, sessions, communities, and related offerings provided by Actually Pty Ltd (“Company”, “we”, “our”, “us”).
By accessing, purchasing, registering for, participating in, or continuing to use our Services, you agree to these Terms.
If you do not agree, do not use our Services.
DEFINITIONS
Parent means the parent or legal guardian entering this agreement.
Participant means the youth participant and/or parent participating in Services.
Minor means a participant under 18 years of age.
Services include all 1:1 sessions, parent sessions, youth sessions, group programs, online courses, workshops, educational materials, digital communities, recordings, newsletters, and website content.
Community means any member platform, forum, group discussion area, or digital interaction space.
ELIGIBILITY
Services are intended for families and youth aged 11 years and older.
Only a parent or legal guardian aged 18+ may purchase Services, create accounts for minors, provide consent, and enter contractual agreements.
Where youth participate directly, the parent remains legally responsible.
We may request verification of parental authority.
NATURE OF SERVICES
The Company provides educational, developmental, mentoring, and wellbeing guidance services.
Services may include:
• parent guidance
• youth wellbeing education
• facilitated conversations
• personal growth frameworks
• strengths-based development
• group learning
• online courses
• community participation
Services are educational and supportive in nature.
IMPORTANT PROFESSIONAL DISCLAIMER
Services are not:
• psychotherapy
• counselling
• psychological treatment
• behavioural intervention
• medical care
• diagnosis
• educational assessment
• crisis support
• psychiatric services
No clinical relationship is created.
Participation does not replace professional medical, mental health, educational, legal, or healthcare advice.
Parents remain responsible for obtaining professional support where appropriate.
PARTICIPATION MODELS
Services may be delivered through:
(a) Parent-only sessions
(b) Parent and youth sessions together
(c) Youth-only sessions with parent consent
(d) Group sessions
(e) Self-paced and live online courses
Participation format remains at Company discretion.
PARENT RESPONSIBILITY
Parents acknowledge and agree:
• they maintain decision-making authority
• implementation of guidance remains their responsibility
• they supervise minors appropriately
• they determine suitability of recommendations
• they provide accurate information
Parents remain responsible for the participants outside Company sessions.
SAFETY AND LIMITS OF SERVICE
The Company may pause, refuse, modify, or terminate Services where:
• participant needs exceed service scope
• safety concerns arise
• there is repeated disruption
• disclosure suggests professional intervention is needed
The Company may recommend referral to external professionals.
CHILD SAFETY AND ESCALATION
The Company maintains internal safeguarding procedures.
Where concerns arise regarding:
• immediate safety
• abuse concerns
• neglect
• serious welfare concerns
• disclosures of harm
the Company may:
• initiate internal review
• contact parents where appropriate
• recommend external support
• refer to relevant services where legally required
Confidentiality may be limited in these circumstances.
. BOOKINGS AND PAYMENT
Fees are published through booking systems or agreements.
Payment must be received before delivery unless otherwise agreed.
Failure to pay may result in suspension.
GST treatment will apply according to Australian law.
. CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS
Refunds, cancellations, rescheduling, and course access are governed by the separate Refund Policy.
By purchasing Services you agree to that policy.
Nothing excludes rights under Australian Consumer Law.
. RECORDINGS
Some Services may be recorded.
Recording practices vary by service type and will be disclosed before participation.
Recordings may be used for:
• replay access
• educational continuity
• participant review
• safeguarding purposes
• service administration
Participation in recorded sessions constitutes consent where notice has been provided and required consents obtained.
Replay access periods may be limited.
Participants may not independently record Services.
. COURSE ACCESS
Course access grants a limited, revocable, non-transferable licence.
You may not:
• share logins
• reproduce materials
• distribute recordings
• upload materials elsewhere
• resell content
Access may be removed for misuse.
. COMMUNITY RULES
Community participation is available to approved parents and authorised youth participants.
Users agree:
• respectful communication
• no harassment
• no hate speech
• no bullying
• no inappropriate private contact
• no collection of participant information
The Company may moderate, suspend, remove content, or terminate access.
The Company does not guarantee confidentiality within community spaces.
. EMAIL COMMUNICATIONS
Users may receive:
• administrative notices
• educational updates
• newsletters
• marketing communications
Users may unsubscribe from marketing communications at any time.
Service-related communications may continue where necessary.
. PRIVACY
Collection and processing of information are governed by our Privacy Policy.
Parents represent they are authorised to provide information relating to minors.
. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES
We may use third-party providers including:
• payment platforms
• scheduling systems
• video platforms
• learning management systems
• communication tools
We are not liable for outages or third-party failures.
. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
All content remains Company property, including:
• curriculum
• recordings
• frameworks
• guides
• videos
• branding
• website content
No rights transfer to participants.
. TESTIMONIALS
Testimonials reflect individual experiences only.
Results are not guaranteed.
. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
To the maximum extent permitted by law:
The Company excludes liability for indirect, incidental, consequential, emotional, educational, reputational, or financial loss.
Where liability cannot be excluded, liability is limited to:
(a) resupply of services; or
(b) repayment of fees paid.
. INDEMNITY
Parents agree to indemnify and hold harmless the Company from claims resulting from:
• breach of these Terms
• misuse of Services
• unauthorised sharing
• failure to supervise minors