Therapists Rising - Aligned Idea Accelerator
Terms and Conditions of Purchase
Effective Date: 14th of August, 2025
1. Definitions and Interpretation
1.1. Definitions.
In these Terms and Conditions, the following definitions apply:
Agreement means these Terms and Conditions of Service, which govern the relationship between the Company and the Client.
Australian Consumer Law or ACL refers to Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), as amended from time to time.
Client means the individual or entity purchasing or participating in the Services provided by the Company.
Company refers to Therapists Rising ACN 660 188 821, including its directors, employees, contractors, and affiliates.
Confidential Information means any information disclosed by one party to the other in connection with the Services, including but not limited to business strategies, personal information, and proprietary materials.
Content includes all Program materials, resources, and information provided as part of the Services, whether in digital, printed, or any other form and the Intellectual Property that subsists with the Content.
Force Majeure Event means any event beyond the reasonable control of the parties, including but not limited to natural disasters, pandemics, government actions, or other unforeseen circumstances.
GST means Goods and Services Tax as defined under the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth).
Intellectual Property means all intellectual property rights, including but not limited to copyright, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets, whether registered or unregistered.
Personal Information has the meaning given to it in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
Program refers to the specific program purchased by the Client, which may include various coaching programs, courses, or digital products offered by the Company, with defined duration, content, and structure as described in the sales materials and onboarding process.
Services refers to any programs, courses, coaching, consulting, digital products, or other offerings provided by the Company.
1.2. Interpretation
(a) Headings in this Agreement are included for convenience only and do not affect the interpretation of the terms.
(b) References to any legislation or law include any amendments, re-enactments, or replacements of that legislation or law.
(c) Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa, unless the context requires otherwise.
2. Australian Consumer Law (ACL)
2.1. Application of Australian Consumer Law
(a) The Services provided by the Company are subject to the guarantees and protections set out in the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).
(b) Under the ACL, the Client is entitled to certain statutory guarantees, including but not limited to guarantees that the Services will be provided with due care and skill, will be fit for the intended purpose, and will be delivered within a reasonable time.
(c) If the Services fail to meet any statutory guarantee under the ACL, the Client may be entitled to a remedy, which may include a refund, replacement, or compensation for damages.
(d) The Company's liability for any failure to comply with a statutory guarantee under the ACL is limited to: (i) the resupply of the Services; or (ii) the payment of the cost of having the Services resupplied.
(e) The limitations set out in this clause do not apply to any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under the ACL.
(f) The Client acknowledges that the Company's liability for any breach of the ACL is limited to the maximum extent permitted by law.
(g) The Client agrees to notify the Company in writing of any claim under the ACL within a reasonable time of becoming aware of the issue.
(h) The Company reserves the right to assess and resolve any claims under the ACL in accordance with its dispute resolution procedures outlined in this Agreement.
(i) Compliance with Descriptions: The Company warrants that the Services will substantially conform to the descriptions provided in the Program materials and sales communications at the time of purchase.
(j) Evidence of Promises: The Client acknowledges that the Company's obligations are limited to deliverables explicitly stated in written Program descriptions and these Terms, not informal communications or perceived implications.
3. Service Scope and Delivery
3.1. Service Offerings
(a) The Company provides a range of Services designed to assist mental health-care practitioners, registered psychologists, and therapists in developing and growing their businesses.
(b) These Services may include, but are not limited to, coaching programs, consulting services, and educational courses.
(c) The specific details of each Service, including its duration, inclusions, and delivery methods, will be outlined in the relevant Program description or agreement provided to the Client.
(d) The Client acknowledges and agrees that: (i) despite being operated by Dr. Hayley Kelly, a registered psychologist, the Services do not constitute psychological services; and (ii) by participating in the Services, the Client is engaging in business coaching and development, not psychological or therapeutic services.
(e) The Company may modify delivery methods provided that: (i) changes do not materially affect program quality; (ii) Clients receive reasonable notice; (iii) core program elements remain unchanged.
(f) The Client acknowledges that upon payment, they will receive immediate access to digital content that cannot be returned, which forms the basis of the no-refund policy.
3.2. Service Restrictions
The following restrictions apply to the provision of Services:
(a) current or former clients of the Company or Dr. Kelly's psychological practice may not participate in the Services until six (6) months after ceasing psychological services;
(b) participants in the Services may not become psychological clients of the Company or Dr. Kelly until three (3) months after completing the Services;
(c) any requests for cross-referrals between psychological services and the Services will be assessed on a case-by-case basis at the Company's sole discretion.
(c) The Client may request access to their records subject to privacy law requirements.
3.3. Clinical Support
If the Company determines that issues arise beyond the scope of the Services:
(a) the Company may terminate the Client's participation in the Services;
(b) the Company may recommend appropriate clinical support;
(c) in the event of termination under this clause, the Company may, at its discretion, provide a partial refund.
3.4. Delivery Methods
(a) The Services may be delivered through various methods, including but not limited to online platforms, such as membership portals and videoconferencing tools.
(b) The Services may also include printed or digital materials, such as PDFs, videos, and audio content.
(c) The Services may involve live or recorded group or individual sessions, which may be conducted in person or online.
(d) The Company reserves the right to modify the delivery methods of the Services at its discretion, provided that such modifications do not materially affect the quality or nature of the Services.
3.5. Technology Requirements and Access
The Client is responsible for ensuring they have:
(a) a computer with video camera and speakers;
(b) reliable internet connection;
(c) access to a private, quiet space for participation.
3.6. Technical Access
(a) The Client acknowledges that: (i) they are responsible for all costs associated with meeting the technical requirements; (ii) online communication may have inherent privacy and security limitations; and (iii) technical difficulties do not constitute grounds for refund unless they result from the Company's systems.
(b) The Client is responsible for ensuring they have adequate technology and internet connectivity to access the Program.
3.7. Client Responsibilities
(a) The Client agrees to provide accurate, complete, and up-to-date information as required for the provision of the Services.
(b) The Client further agrees to engage with the Services in good faith and to the best of their ability, including participating in all required activities and completing all assigned tasks.
(c) The Client acknowledges that the results of the Services are not guaranteed and depend on the Client's commitment, effort, and individual circumstances.
3.8. Company Responsibilities
(a) The Company agrees to provide the Services with reasonable care, skill, and diligence, in accordance with industry standards and best practices.
(b) The Company further agrees to communicate with the Client honestly, promptly, and in a professional manner.
(c) The Company agrees to respond to Client inquiries, questions, and feedback regarding the Services in a timely and respectful manner.
3.9. Health and Medical Disclaimer
(a) The Services are business coaching and educational in nature and do not constitute: (i) psychological or therapeutic treatment; (ii) medical advice or diagnosis; (iii) a substitute for professional mental health care.
(b) The Client should not discontinue or modify any treatment or therapy without consulting their healthcare provider.
(c) If the Client experiences psychological distress during the Program, they should seek appropriate professional support.
(d) The Company reserves the right to recommend cessation of participation if clinical issues arise that require therapeutic intervention.
3.10. Target Audience and Prerequisites
(a) The Program is designed specifically for: (i) qualified mental health professionals; (ii) registered healthcare practitioners; (iii) individuals with appropriate professional qualifications and insurance.
(b) The Program is NOT suitable for: (i) individuals experiencing acute mental health issues; (ii) those seeking therapeutic support; (iii) practitioners currently under investigation by regulatory bodies; (iv) individuals without relevant professional qualifications.
(c) By enrolling, the Client warrants they meet the Program prerequisites and have disclosed any circumstances that may affect their participation.
3.11. Documentation and Records
(a) The Company maintains records of: (i) Program enrollment and participation; (ii) payment transactions; (iii) communications related to the Program; (iv) any complaints or disputes.
(b) Records are maintained in accordance with Australian business and privacy requirements.
(c) The Client may request access to their records subject to privacy law requirements.
3.12. Conflict of Interest
(a) The Client must disclose any potential conflicts of interest, including: (i) competing business relationships; (ii) prior professional relationships with the Company or Dr. Kelly; (iii) involvement in regulatory proceedings that may affect participation.
(b) The Company reserves the right to refuse or terminate enrollment based on conflict of interest considerations.
4. Payment Terms and Conditions
4.1. Fees
(a) The fees for the Services will be specified in the relevant Program description or agreement provided to the Client.
(b) All fees are inclusive of GST unless otherwise stated.
4.2. Payment Options
The Client may choose to pay the fees for the Services in one of the following ways: in full upfront, prior to the commencement of the Services, or via an agreed payment plan, subject to the Client agreeing to a separate payment plan agreement with the Company.
4.3. Payment Obligations
(a) The Client agrees to pay all fees in accordance with the agreed terms and conditions.
(b) Failure to meet payment obligations, including any missed payments under a payment plan, may result in suspension or termination of the Client's access to the Services.
4.4. Late Payments
(a) The Company may suspend Program access if payment obligations are not met.
(b) If the Client fails to make a payment by the due date, the Company may charge interest on the overdue amount at a rate of 5% per annum or the maximum rate permitted by law, whichever is lower.
4.5. Payment Acknowledgments
By completing payment, the Client expressly acknowledges and agrees that:
(a) they have read and understood the complete Program description;
(b) they accept immediate delivery of digital content;
(c) immediate access constitutes full performance by the Company;
(d) they waive any statutory cooling-off period that might otherwise apply;
(e) all sales are final except as required under the Australian Consumer Law;
(f) they have been provided with sufficient information to make an informed purchase decision.
5. Refund Policy, Cancellations and Termination
5.1. Digital Product - No Refund Policy
(a) Nature of Digital Product: The Client acknowledges that the Program consists of digital content and proprietary intellectual property that is delivered immediately upon payment confirmation.
(b) Immediate Access: Upon successful payment, the Client receives: (i) instant access to the Program portal and all digital materials; (ii) downloadable resources and templates (where applicable); (iii) enrollment in scheduled sessions (if included in the Program); (iv) access to any community platform (if included in the Program).
(c) Waiver of Withdrawal Rights: By completing purchase, the Client: (i) expressly requests immediate performance of the Services; (ii) acknowledges that immediate access is provided; (iii) waives any right to withdraw from the Agreement; (iv) accepts that all sales are final and non-refundable.
5.2. Excluded Refund Circumstances
The Company will not provide refunds for:
(a) change of mind or buyer's remorse;
(b) failure to attend or participate in the Program;
(c) lack of time to complete the Program;
(d) business or personal circumstances changing;
(e) failure to achieve specific business outcomes (as results depend on individual implementation and market factors);
(f) dissatisfaction with teaching style or program format if accurately described;
(g) technical difficulties arising from the Client's equipment or internet connection;
(h) inability to implement strategies due to Client's individual circumstances.
5.3. Australian Consumer Law Rights
(a) Nothing in this Agreement excludes, restricts, or modifies the Client's rights under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).
(b) Despite the no-refund policy in clause 5.1, the Client may be entitled to a remedy under the ACL if: (i) the Services suffer from a major failure that cannot be remedied; (ii) the Services are fundamentally different from what was described; (iii) the Company fails to provide the Services with due care and skill; (iv) the Company fails to deliver core components of the Program; (v) technical failures attributable to the Company prevent access to the Program.
(c) Major Failure Definition: A major failure includes situations where: (i) a reasonable consumer would not have purchased the Services had they known the nature and extent of the problem; (ii) the Services are substantially unfit for their normal purpose and cannot be easily fixed within a reasonable time; (iii) the Company has significantly failed to deliver promised core components.
5.4. Refund Request Process
(a) Any request for remedy under the ACL must be submitted in writing to [email protected] with: (i) the specific nature of the alleged failure; (ii) evidence supporting the claim; (iii) details of attempts to resolve the issue; (iv) the remedy sought.
(b) The Company will: (i) acknowledge receipt within 2 business days; (ii) investigate the claim in good faith; (iii) respond with a determination within 10 business days; (iv) where appropriate, offer remedy options which may include rectification, re-supply, or refund.
5.5. Alternative Remedies
Before any refund consideration, the Company may offer:
(a) additional support or coaching sessions;
(b) extended Program access;
(c) credit toward future programs;
(d) access to supplementary resources;
(e) technical support to resolve access issues.
5.6. Cancellation by Client
(a) The Client may cease participation at any time but acknowledges that: (i) no refund will be provided for voluntary cancellation; (ii) payment plan obligations remain in full force; (iii) access may be terminated upon cessation of payments.
5.7. Termination by Company
The Company reserves the right to terminate participation where the Client:
(a) breaches these Terms and Conditions;
(b) engages in conduct detrimental to other participants;
(c) misuses Program content or violates intellectual property rights;
(d) fails to meet payment obligations.
In such cases, no refund will be provided and outstanding amounts remain payable.
6. No Guaranteed Outcomes and Communication
6.1. Acknowledgement
The Client acknowledges that:
(a) individual results from the Services may vary;
(b) success depends on the Client's commitment, consistency, and implementation;
(c) testimonials or examples of results achieved by other clients are not guarantees of specific results.
6.2. Implementation Responsibility
The Client accepts:
(a) sole responsibility for implementing techniques or changes recommended through the Services; and
(b) that the Company is not responsible for the Client's success or failure in implementing such recommendations.
6.3. Communication and Support
(a) The Company will: (i) communicate with the Client honestly and promptly; (ii) respond to reasonable queries within business hours; and (iii) provide support through designated channels only.
(b) The Client agrees to: (i) maintain professional and respectful communication; (ii) provide timely responses to Company requests; and (iii) use designated communication channels only.
6a. Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools
6a.1. AI Integration Notice
(a) The Company utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) tools to enhance Service delivery, including but not limited to: (i) content creation and customization; (ii) resource development; (iii) email communications and support responses; (iv) data analysis and insights generation.
6a.2. AI Content Disclaimer
The Client acknowledges and accepts that:
(a) AI-generated content may contain errors, inaccuracies, or require updating;
(b) all AI-generated strategies and advice should be independently verified before implementation;
(c) AI tools supplement but do not replace professional judgment and expertise;
(d) the Company maintains human oversight of AI-generated content but cannot guarantee error-free output.
6a.3. Limitation of Liability for AI Content
(a) The Company is not liable for: (i) decisions made based solely on AI-generated content; (ii) business outcomes resulting from AI-suggested strategies; (iii) errors or omissions in AI-generated materials; (iv) misinterpretation of AI-provided information.
(b) The Client accepts responsibility for evaluating all AI-generated content for suitability to their specific circumstances.
6a.4. Data Processing
When using AI tools, the Company:
(a) does not share personally identifiable Client information with AI systems without consent;
(b) uses AI tools that comply with Australian privacy laws;
(c) maintains appropriate data security measures.
7. Intellectual Property Rights
7.1. Ownership
All Content provided as part of the Services, including but not limited to written materials, videos, audio recordings, and digital resources, is the property of the Company and is protected under Australian and international copyright laws.
7.2. Use of Content
(a) The Client is granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the Content for personal, non-commercial purposes only.
(b) The Client may not: (i) reproduce, distribute, publish, or otherwise make available the Content to any third party without prior written permission; (ii) modify, adapt, or create derivative works from the Content; (iii) use the Content for any commercial purpose, including in their own coaching or training programs; (iv) share login credentials or provide access to unauthorized users; (v) download, record, or capture live sessions without express permission.
7.3. Client-Generated Content
(a) Any content created by the Client during the Program remains the Client's intellectual property.
(b) By sharing content within the Program community, the Client grants the Company a non-exclusive license to use such content for Program purposes and testimonials (with consent).
7.4. Intellectual Property Violations
Breach of intellectual property provisions may result in: (a) immediate termination of Program access; (b) legal action for damages and injunctive relief; (c) reporting to relevant professional bodies if applicable.
8. Confidentiality Obligations
8.1. Confidential Information
Both the Company and the Client agree to keep confidential any information disclosed during the provision of the Services, including but not limited to business strategies, personal information, and proprietary materials. Confidential information may only be disclosed if required by law or with the prior written consent of the disclosing party.
8.2. Privacy Compliance
(a) The Company will handle all personal information collected from the Client in accordance with its Privacy Policy and the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
(b) The Client acknowledges that they have read and understood the Company's Privacy Policy, which is available on the Company's website.
(c) The Company may collect, use, and disclose personal information as outlined in its Privacy Policy, including: (i) health information relevant to participation in the Program; (ii) business information for Program customization; (iii) contact details for Program delivery and support.
(d) The Client consents to the Company using third-party service providers for Program delivery, which may involve data storage or processing, subject to appropriate privacy safeguards.
8.3. Data Security
(a) The Company will take reasonable steps to protect personal information from misuse, interference, loss, unauthorized access, modification, or disclosure.
(b) The Client acknowledges that online communication and data transmission carry inherent security risks that cannot be completely eliminated.
8.4. International Data Transfers
(a) The Client acknowledges that some Program tools or platforms may involve data processing outside Australia.
(b) Where data is transferred internationally, the Company will take reasonable steps to ensure appropriate privacy protections are in place.
(c) The Client consents to such transfers as necessary for Program delivery, understanding that overseas privacy laws may differ from Australian standards.
9. Liability Limitations and Indemnities
9.1. Limitation of Liability
(a) To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company excludes liability for any direct, indirect, special, or consequential loss or damage arising from the Client's participation in the Services.
(b) The Company's total liability for any claim arising under this Agreement is limited to the total fees paid by the Client for the Services.
(c) The Company specifically excludes liability for: (i) business losses or lost profits; (ii) loss of anticipated savings or opportunities; (iii) damage to reputation or goodwill; (iv) any third-party claims against the Client; (v) outcomes from implementing Program strategies.
9.2. Indemnity
The Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Company, its directors, employees, and affiliates from any claims, losses, or damages arising from: (a) the Client's breach of this Agreement; (b) the Client's use or misuse of the Services; (c) violation of any third-party rights; (d) the Client's business activities or professional services; (e) any false or misleading information provided by the Client.
9.3. Insurance
(a) The Client acknowledges they are responsible for maintaining appropriate professional indemnity and business insurance for their own practice.
(b) The Client's participation in the Program does not extend the Company's insurance coverage to the Client's business activities.
10. Dispute Resolution Procedures
10.1. Negotiation
In the event of a dispute arising under this Agreement, both parties agree to first attempt to resolve the matter through good faith negotiation.
10.2. Mediation
If the dispute cannot be resolved through negotiation, the parties agree to engage in mediation before pursuing any legal action. The mediation will be conducted by a mutually agreed mediator, and the costs of mediation will be shared equally between the parties.
11. Term and Termination Provisions
11.1. Term
This Agreement commences on the date the Client accepts these Terms and Conditions and continues until the completion of the Services, unless terminated earlier in accordance with this Agreement.
11.2. Termination by Company
The Company may terminate this Agreement immediately if the Client engages in disruptive, abusive, or inappropriate behaviour, or if the Client breaches any material term of this Agreement. In the event of termination by the Company, no refund will be provided, and any outstanding payments under a payment plan will remain due and payable.
11.3. Termination by Client
The Client may terminate this Agreement at any time by providing written notice to the Company. If the Client terminates this Agreement, any outstanding payments under a payment plan will remain due and payable, and the Client will not be eligible for a refund except as required under the Australian Consumer Law.
12. Force Majeure
12.1. Force Majeure Events
Neither party will be liable for any failure or delay in performing their obligations under this Agreement if such failure or delay is caused by a force majeure event, including but not limited to natural disasters, pandemics, government actions, or other events beyond the reasonable control of the affected party.
12.2. Notification
The party affected by a force majeure event must notify the other party in writing as soon as practicable and take reasonable steps to mitigate the impact of the event.
13. Consent to participation in the ABC Coaching Program
13.1. Recording and Materials
(a) Live sessions may be recorded for absent participants and future reference.
(b) The Client consents to recording unless they notify the Company in writing before the session.
(c) Recordings remain the Company's property and are subject to the same use restrictions as other Content.
13.2. Community Participation
(a) The Client agrees to maintain professional conduct in all Program communities and forums.
(b) The Company reserves the right to remove content or restrict access for: (i) inappropriate or unprofessional behavior; (ii) breach of confidentiality; (iii) promotional activities without permission; (iv) content that may harm other participants.
13.3. Testimonials and Case Studies
(a) The Company may request testimonials or case studies from successful Clients.
(b) Any such use requires separate written consent from the Client.
(c) The Client may withdraw consent for future use at any time.
13.4. Modifications to Agreement
(a) The Company may update these Terms and Conditions with 30 days' notice to active Clients.
(b) Continued participation after notification constitutes acceptance of modified terms.
(c) Material changes that adversely affect the Client's rights will not apply retroactively.
13.5. Professional Boundaries
(a) The Client acknowledges that other Program participants may be: (i) potential referral sources; (ii) professional colleagues; (iii) competitors in the same market.
(b) The Client agrees to maintain appropriate professional boundaries and confidentiality regarding other participants' shared information.
13.6. Accessibility
The Company will make reasonable efforts to accommodate Clients with disabilities, subject to advance notice and technical feasibility.
13.7. Notices
All formal notices under this Agreement must be in writing and sent to:
Company: [email protected]
Client: The email address provided during registration
13.8. Marketing and Advertising Compliance
(a) The Client acknowledges that any marketing of their services using Program content must comply with: (i) Section 133 of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law; (ii) AHPRA advertising guidelines; (iii) Australian Consumer Law requirements regarding false or misleading claims.
(b) The Client agrees not to make testimonial claims or income guarantees based on Program participation without written consent.
13.9. Regulatory Compliance
(a) The Client warrants they maintain current registration with relevant professional bodies where required.
(b) The Client acknowledges they are solely responsible for: (i) maintaining appropriate professional indemnity insurance; (ii) compliance with their professional codes of conduct; (iii) determining scope of practice limitations; (iv) AHPRA or other regulatory body requirements.
(c) Participation in the Program does not constitute supervision or professional development hours unless explicitly stated.
13.10. International Participants
(a) The Program is designed for Australian practitioners and compliance with Australian law.
(b) International participants acknowledge: (i) content may not apply to their jurisdiction; (ii) they are responsible for local law compliance; (iii) no refunds for jurisdictional incompatibility.
13.11. Social Media and Online Presence
(a) The Client agrees to maintain appropriate disclaimers when using Program concepts in their social media or online presence.
(b) The Client must not imply Company endorsement without written permission.
13.12. Complaint Handling
(a) The Client acknowledges that complaints about the Program should be directed to the Company first.
(b) The Company maintains a complaints handling procedure separate from any regulatory complaint processes.
(c) The Client agrees to attempt resolution directly with the Company before pursuing external remedies.
13.13. Supervision and Clinical Boundaries
(a) The Program does not constitute clinical supervision.
(b) Current supervisees of Dr. Kelly may not enroll without explicit written consent.
(c) The Client agrees to maintain clear boundaries between Program participation and any clinical relationships.
13.14. Email Marketing and Communications
(a) By enrolling, the Client consents to receive Program-related communications.
(b) Marketing communications are subject to Australian anti-spam laws.
(c) The Client may opt-out of non-essential communications while maintaining Program access.
(d) International participants must comply with their local marketing laws when implementing Program strategies.
13.15. Risk Acknowledgment
The Client acknowledges and accepts: (a) business coaching involves inherent risks and uncertainties; (b) success depends on numerous factors outside the Company's control; (c) they have conducted their own due diligence before enrolling; (d) they will seek independent professional advice for their specific circumstances.
13.16. Amendments and Waivers
(a) No amendment to this Agreement is valid unless in writing and agreed by both parties.
(b) No waiver of any breach shall constitute a waiver of any other breach.
(c) The Company's failure to enforce any provision does not constitute a waiver of that provision.
13.17. Assignment
(a) The Client may not assign or transfer their rights under this Agreement without written consent.
(b) Program access is personal to the enrolled Client and may not be shared or transferred.
13.18. Survival
The following provisions survive termination of this Agreement:
Intellectual property rights (Section 7)
Confidentiality obligations (Section 8)
Liability limitations and indemnities (Section 9)
Dispute resolution procedures (Section 10)
Any provisions relating to accrued rights or obligations
Provisions expressed to survive termination
14. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
14.1. Entire Agreement
This document together with the application that the Client completes as part of the onboarding signup process to become a Client constitutes the entire agreement of the parties and supersedes all prior discussions, undertakings and agreements.
14.2. Severability
(a) If any provision of this Agreement is found to be invalid or unenforceable: (i) the provision will be severed from this Agreement; (ii) the remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect; and (iii) where possible, the invalid provision will be replaced with a valid provision that achieves substantially the same effect.
14.3. Governing Law
This Agreement is governed by the laws of New South Wales, Australia.
14.4. Jurisdiction
Any disputes arising under this Agreement will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New South Wales.
I agree to the above terms and conditions for the Aligned Idea Accelerator provided to me by Therapists Rising PTY LTD.
