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Disclaimer

The PSYCH-K® process is strictly limited to the modification of beliefs. The PSYCH-K® process is not designed to diagnose medical problems, nor is it a replacement for medical attention or professional mental health care.

Confidentiality

In the case of PSYCH-K® private one to one sessions and with your permission, notes will be taken during the session. These notes and anything discussed within the session remains confidential and will not be shared without your permission. Rare exceptions to this confidentiality policy may be where the client is at immediate risk of causing harm to themselves or others. Other exceptions may be where the law states disclosure is required, such as if the Facilitator was summoned as a witness in a court of law.

I am committed to keeping the details you share with me safe and will never forward them to any third party organisation. The information you provide via subscription to the newsletter will only ever be used to send you occasional updates and announcements. Should you wish to be removed from this list at any point, please follow the unsubscribe information in the footer of the email, or make contact via the website contact page.

Contact Form

The information you provide via the website contact form is used simply for the purpose of responding to your enquiry. This information is not stored or shared with any third party.

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Cookies can be either ‘session’ or ‘persistent’. Session cookies are temporary and are deleted when the browser is closed. These types of cookies are often used by e commerce sites to store items placed in your shopping cart and can serve other purposes as well. Persistent cookies are designed to store data for extended periods of time. Each persistent cookie is created with an expiration date, which may be any time from a few days to several years. Once the expiration date is reached, the cookie is automatically deleted.

Persistent cookies are what allow websites to remember you for two weeks, a month, a year or other amount of time, such as where a password login is required.

Most web browsers save all cookies in a single file and allow you to view your cookies in the browser preferences, typically within the ‘privacy’ or ‘security’ tab. Some browsers allow you to delete specific cookies or prevent cookies from being created. While disallowing cookies in your browser may provide greater security, it is not recommended since many websites require cookies to function correctly.

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