Cookies policy.
The Loss Therapist website uses cookies. Such cookies are strictly necessary for the provision of the website and any associated services. Clients will be asked to consent to the use of cookies when they first visit The Loss Therapist website.
This Cookie Policy explains how The Loss Therapist uses cookies and similar technologies on its website.
Cookies help websites function effectively by remembering information about visits and preferences. Some cookies are essential for the operation of a website, while others help website owners understand how visitors use their website.
The Loss Therapist respects your privacy and aims to use cookies responsibly and transparently.
This policy should be read alongside the Privacy Notice.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website.
They allow websites to:
operate correctly;
remember preferences;
improve functionality;
understand how visitors interact with pages.
Cookies may be:
Session cookies – deleted when you close your browser;
Persistent cookies – remain for a defined period;
First-party cookies – placed directly by this website;
Third-party cookies – placed by external service providers.
Cookies do not typically contain any information that personally identifies a user, but personal information that The Loss Therapist stores about you may be linked to the information stored in and obtained from cookies.
The cookies that we use
The Loss Therapist uses cookies for the following purposes:
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are required for the website to function.
They may include cookies needed for:
website security;
basic functionality;
remembering cookie preferences.
These cookies do not normally require consent because the website cannot function properly without them.
Preference Cookies
These cookies allow the website to remember choices you make.
Examples may include:
language preferences;
display preferences;
cookie consent choices.
These cookies are only used where consent has been provided.
Analytics Cookies
Analytics cookies help understand how visitors use the website.
They may provide information such as:
pages visited;
time spent on pages;
general visitor behaviour.
Where analytics cookies are used, they will only be activated after consent has been provided.
Where possible, analytics data will be anonymised.
Marketing Cookies
The Loss Therapist does not use advertising cookies or tracking technologies designed to follow visitors across different websites.
If this changes in future, this policy will be updated and appropriate consent obtained.
Cookies used on this website
The exact cookies used may vary depending on website functionality and third-party services.
A typical configuration may include:
Essential cookies for website operation and security: no consent required
Cookie preference cookie for storing consent choice: no consent required
Analytics cookies for website usage statistics: consent required
Embedded content cookies for content from external providers: consent required
A current cookie scan should be completed periodically to confirm the exact cookies present.
Cookies used by third-party services
The website may use third-party services that may place cookies.
Examples may include:
website hosting providers;
embedded media providers;
analytics providers;
appointment booking services.
These providers have their own privacy policies.
The Loss Therapist will only use third-party services where appropriate safeguards are in place.
Managing cookies
You can control cookies through:
the cookie banner displayed when you first visit the website;
your browser settings.
You can delete or block cookies at any time.
Please note that blocking essential cookies may affect website functionality.
Cookie consent
Where required by law, non-essential cookies will not be placed until you have provided consent.
You can withdraw consent at any time by adjusting your cookie preferences.
Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.
More information about cookies, including how to block them or delete them, can be found at AboutCookies.org.