Contact DTPAI
General Questions About the Institute, Website, or Educational Resources
You may contact The Darlene D. Thompson Personal Advocacy Institute™ for general institutional questions, website or resource questions, accessibility communications, and privacy-related communications.
What You May Contact DTPAI About
The contact environment is intentionally limited to institutional and website-related communication. These are the appropriate Release 1 contact categories.
General Institutional Questions
Questions about DTPAI, its educational purpose, or information presented on the website.
Website or Resource Questions
Questions about finding or using DTPAI website content or educational resources.
Accessibility
Questions, difficulties, or feedback concerning access to DTPAI.org content or website functionality.
Privacy
Questions concerning DTPAI privacy practices or information submitted through the website.
Please Do Not Submit Sensitive Personal Case Documentation.
A general description of your website or institutional question is normally sufficient.
- medical records;
- medical test results;
- Social Security numbers;
- insurance identification information;
- benefits case records;
- legal records;
- financial-account information;
- tax records;
- passwords;
- government identification numbers; or
- other sensitive documents or personal case files.
Please provide only enough information to explain your general institutional, website, resource, accessibility, or privacy question.
Contact Does Not Create a Professional Relationship.
Sending a message to DTPAI does not establish professional representation, an attorney-client relationship, a medical or clinical relationship, a financial advisory relationship, an advocacy-services relationship, individualized case management, professional consultation, or any other professional-client relationship.
DTPAI cannot use the general Contact environment to determine what action a visitor should take in an individualized medical, legal, benefits, financial, employment, insurance, or other professional matter.
Where individualized professional judgment is needed, an appropriate qualified professional or responsible authority should be consulted.
Send a General Message
The approved public form is intentionally minimal and limited to the information needed for a general inquiry.
You Can Continue Using DTPAI Without Sending a Message.
If your question is about personal-advocacy learning, the existing educational pages and Resources environment may already provide a useful starting point.