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Privacy
This page explains the practical privacy boundaries of using this website and contacting The Female Sex Therapist.
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Privacy and Confidentiality
This page explains the practical privacy boundaries of using this website and contacting The Female Sex Therapist.
Ordinary email
Use ordinary email only for general enquiries
Ordinary email is intended for general administrative or privacy enquiries. Please do not use it to send detailed sexual, medical or psychological information.
Prohibited channels
Sensitive information needs an approved secure route
If a service-specific process requires sensitive information, the relevant secure route and privacy information should be provided before that information is collected.
Consultation questionnaire
The questionnaire is separate from this website and email
The secure consultation questionnaire is separate from the public WordPress website and ordinary email. The questionnaire must not become publicly available until its privacy, lawful-basis, special-category, retention, processor, security and testing requirements have been completed.
Confidentiality
Applicable limits must be explained accurately
Your current choices
Read without submitting personal information
You may use the informational routes without a booking, account or questionnaire. Do not send sensitive information through ordinary channels.
A clear next movement
Use the scope pages when you need a boundary explained
Questions & answers
Questions about privacy
Does this website collect questionnaire answers?
No. No questionnaire submission route is active.
Are analytics active?
No. Analytics remain inactive.
Can I send intimate information through ordinary email?
No. Ordinary email and general messaging are prohibited channels for sensitive information.
Is this the full legal Privacy Policy?
No. The full legal information must be written from the verified final production data-flow register.
Does the Website make an absolute security claim?
No. It describes controlled boundaries without claiming perfect or absolute security.