On March 10, 2025, the California Attorney General disclosed a data breach affecting Couples Learn, stemming from unauthorized access to its Acuity Scheduling online account. The breach occurred due to a compromised staff password, allowing attackers to potentially expose client names, email addresses, phone numbers, and appointment types. While no clinical records were accessed and there is no evidence of data misuse, the incident highlights vulnerabilities in credential security and third-party platform risks. The exposed information, though non-sensitive in nature, could still be exploited for targeted phishing, spam, or social engineering attacks. The breach underscores the importance of robust authentication measures, employee cybersecurity training, and monitoring of third-party service providers to prevent credential-based intrusions. No financial, health, or highly sensitive data was compromised, mitigating the severity but still raising concerns over client privacy and trust.