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    • Counselling services
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    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms and Conditions
  • Counselling services
  • Initial contact
  • Clinical Supervision
  • More about me
  • Reflective Supervision
  • The space and concessions
  • Get in touch
  • Testimonials
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  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions


Jane Moore Red Robin Therapy

Jane Moore Red Robin Therapy Jane Moore Red Robin Therapy Jane Moore Red Robin Therapy

Accredited Counsellor : Qualified Supervisor : Trainer

Accredited Counsellor : Qualified Supervisor : Trainer Accredited Counsellor : Qualified Supervisor : Trainer Accredited Counsellor : Qualified Supervisor : Trainer Accredited Counsellor : Qualified Supervisor : Trainer

Privacy Policy

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Introduction

Your privacy is very important to me and you can be confident  that your personal information will be kept safe and secure  and will only be used for the purpose it was given to me. I  adhere to current data protection legislation, including the  General Data Protection Regulation (EU/2016/679) (the GDPR),  the Data Protection Act 2018 and the Privacy and Electronic  Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003.


This privacy notice tells you what I will do with your personal  information from initial point of contact through to after your  therapy has ended, including: 

• Why I am able to process your information and what purpose I am processing it for 

• Whether you have to provide it to me 

• How long I store it for 

• Whether there are other recipients of your personal information 

• Whether I intend to transfer it to another country, 

• Whether I do automated decision-making or profiling, and 

• Your data protection rights. 


I am happy to chat through any questions you might have about  my data protection policy and you can contact me via email.  ‘Data controller’ is the term used to describe the person/ organisation that collects and stores and has responsibility for  people’s personal data. In this instance, the data controller is  me.  I am registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office (reg number: ZA819600 ). . My postal address is: 43 Winchester Road, Countesthorpe, Leicestershire.  LE8 5PN.  My phone number is:  07999352136. My email address is: redrobintherapy@outlook.com 


 My lawful basis for holding and using  your personal information 


 The GDPR states that I must have a lawful basis for processing  your personal data. There are different lawful bases depending  on the stage at which I am processing your data. I have  explained these below: If you have had therapy with me and it has now ended, I will use  legitimate interest as my lawful basis for holding and using your  personal information. If you are currently having therapy or if you are in contact with  me to consider therapy, I will process your personal data where  it is necessary for the performance of our contract.  The GDPR also makes sure that I look after any sensitive  personal information that you may disclose to me appropriately.  This type of information is called ‘special category personal  information’. The lawful basis for me processing any special  categories of personal information is that it is for provision of  health treatment (in this case counselling) and necessary for  a contract with a health professional (in this case, a contract  between me and you).  


How I use your information 

Initial contact

When you contact me with an enquiry about my counselling  services I will collect information to help me satisfy your  enquiry. This will include your email address, telephone number and possibly a brief overview of your reasons for seeking support. Alternatively, your GP or other health professional  may send me your details when making a referral or a parent  or trusted individual may give me your details when making an  enquiry on your behalf. If you decide not to proceed I will ensure all your personal data  is deleted within one week of the initial contact. If you would like me to  delete this information sooner, just let me know. 


While you are accessing counselling

Rest assured that everything you discuss with me is confidential.  That confidentiality will only be broken if:


  • A counsellor cannot be legally bound to confidentiality about a crime.   

The Department of Health offers the following guidance on what counts as serious crime. ‘Murder, manslaughter, rape, treason, kidnapping, child abuse or other cases where individuals have suffered serious harm may all warrant breaching confidentiality. Serious harm to the security of the state or to public order and crimes that involve substantial financial gain and loss will generally fall within this category. 


  • The Terrorism Act 2000 makes it a criminal offence for a person to fail to disclose, without reasonable excuse, any information which he either knows or believes might help prevent another person carrying out an act of terrorism or might help in bringing a terrorist to justice in the UK. 


  • A court may order disclosure, or order the therapist to attend court and to bring notes and records with them. Refusal to answer the questions of the court may constitute contempt of the court. Therapists may be asked to produce a report for court relating to work with a client. Consent should be obtained direct from the client wherever possible and in writing. Clients may ask to see the reports written about them.


  • Child Protection.  A ‘child’ is defined as a person under the age of eighteen. The Children's Act 1989 (CA 1989) in conjunction with subsequent legislation including the Children's Act 2004, places a statutory duty on health, education and other services to co-operate with local authorities in child protection. There is a statutory duty to work together, including information sharing, in conducting initial investigations of children who may be in need or subject to abuse.


  • Clients at risk of suicide or serious harm

 I will always try to speak to you about this first, unless  there are safeguarding issues that prevent this


(Please refer to the National Counselling Society for further guidance)


I will keep a record of your personal details to help the  counselling services run smoothly. These details are kept  securely on a laptop (password protected) telephone details on a mobile phone (password protected). These are not shared with any  third party. I will keep written notes of each session, these are kept in a locked cabinet. For security reasons I do not retain text messages for more  than the length of our time together.. If there is relevant information  contained in a text message I will transfer this information to my client notes.   Likewise, any email correspondence will be  deleted after our agreed time together if it is not important. If  necessary I will print out the email and keep it securely with your client notes after counselling has ended. Once counselling has ended your records will be kept for three years from the end of our contact with each other and  are then securely destroyed. If you want me to delete your  information sooner than this, please tell me. 


 Third party recipients of personal data 

I sometimes share personal data with third parties, for example,  where I have contracted with a supplier to carry out specific  tasks. In such cases I have carefully selected which partners I  work with. I take great care to ensure that I have a contract with  the third party that states what they are allowed to do with  the data I share with them. I ensure that they do not use your  information in any way other than the task for which they have  been contracted. 


 Your rights 

I try to be as open as I can be in terms of giving people access  to their personal information. You have a right to ask me to  delete your personal information, to limit how I use your  personal information, or to stop processing your personal  information. You also have a right to ask for a copy of any  information that I hold about you and to object to the use of  your personal data in some circumstances. You can read more  about your rights at ico.org.uk/your-data-matters. If I do hold information about you I will: 

• give you a description of it and where it came from; 

• tell you why I am holding its, tell you how long I will store your data and how I made this decision; 

• tell you who it could be disclosed to; 

• let you have a copy of the information in an intelligible form. You can also ask me at any time to correct any mistakes there  may be in the personal information I hold about you.  To make a request for any personal information I may hold  about you, please put the request in writing addressing it to  Jane Moore, Red Robin Therapy.  If you have any complaint about how I handle your personal  data please do not hesitate to get in touch with me by writing  or emailing to the contact details given above. I would welcome  any suggestions for improving my data protection procedures. If you want to make a formal complaint about the way I have  processed your personal information you can contact the ICO  which is the statutory body that oversees data protection law in  the UK. For more information go to ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint. 


 Data security 

I take the security of the data I hold about you very seriously  and as such I take every effort to make sure it is kept secure.  I use a separate mobile phone for client work which is password protected and used solely for phone and text messaging.  My home laptop is password protected.  All stored notes are kept in a locked cabinet, in a locked room and can only be accessed by myself.


 Additional information for website  owners and employers 

 Visitors to my website 

When someone visits my website, I use a third party service,  Godaddy and Google to collect standard internet log  information and details of visitor behaviour patterns. I do this  to find out things such as the number of visitors to the various  parts of the site. This information is only processed in a way  that does not identify anyone. I do not make, and do not allow Godaddy and Google to make, any attempt to find out the  identities of those visiting my website. I use legitimate interests as my lawful basis for holding and  using your personal information in this way when you visit my  website. I use Godaddy and Google so that I can  continually improve my service to you, You can read [insert name of web analytics company] privacy notice here [insert  link]. I use [insert name of content management system] as the  content management system for our website - find out about  [insert name of content management system] and data  protection. Like most websites we use cookies to help the site work  more efficiently - find out about our use of cookies. [insert  link].  No user-specific data is collected by me or any third party. If  you fill in a form on my website, that data will be temporarily  stored on the web host before being sent to me 



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