Composure — Mental performance mentors for young athletes

DRAFT — not yet reviewed by a lawyer. Do not treat this as your final Terms of Service. Composure involves minors' data and real payments; have counsel review and approve this page before it is relied on by real families or mentors.

1. What Composure is

Composure is a marketplace connecting young athletes (through a parent or guardian account) with mentors for mental performance mentorship — not physical skills training, and not medical, psychological, or therapeutic treatment.

2. Accounts

Athletes under 18 do not create their own accounts. A parent or legal guardian creates and controls the account, owns all payment activity, and can view all bookings, messages, and session history associated with their athlete(s).

3. Mentor verification

Mentors are subject to a verification review before their profile becomes visible to families. [DRAFT NOTE: state precisely what this review currently consists of — as of this draft it is a manual review, not yet an automated background-check provider — and keep this section in sync with what verification actually means at any given time.]

4. On-platform communication

All communication between mentors and athletes/families must stay within Composure's messaging system. Sharing personal contact information (phone numbers, email addresses, social media handles) through the platform is not permitted.

5. Payments

Parents pay for sessions through Composure's payment processor (Stripe). Composure retains a platform fee from each session; mentors receive the remainder as a payout after the parent confirms the session took place. [DRAFT NOTE: add refund policy, cancellation policy, and payout timing/dispute terms once finalized.]

6. Prohibited conduct

[DRAFT NOTE: enumerate prohibited conduct — harassment, circumventing on-platform messaging, soliciting off-platform payment, etc. — and the consequences (suspension, removal, reporting to authorities where required).]

7. Disclaimers and liability

[DRAFT NOTE: this section requires counsel — standard marketplace liability limitations, disclaimer of medical/ clinical advice, and any state-specific requirements for services involving minors.]

8. Contact

[DRAFT NOTE: add a real support/contact email before publishing.]