Last updated: April 2026

This policy explains clearly and honestly how cookies are used on this website (www.connectionstrainingtherapy.co.uk). We have kept our use of cookies to a minimum, in keeping with our commitment to your privacy and to the principles of transparency and proportionality under UK data protection law.

What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small text file placed on your device when you visit a website. Some cookies are essential for a website to function; others collect information about how you use the site or support advertising. Not all cookies require your consent.

What Cookies Does This Website Use?

This website uses only strictly necessary functional cookies, on our booking page.

Strictly Necessary / Functional Cookies

When you visit our booking page to request a free discovery call, our booking system (provided by Systeme.io) sets one or more functional cookies. These are required solely to manage your booking session, for example, to keep track of your appointment request as you move through the booking process.

These cookies:

•  Are set by Systeme.io, the platform on which this website is built

•  Do not track you across other websites

•  Do not identify you personally

•  Are not shared with third parties for marketing or advertising purposes

•  Are strictly necessary for the booking process to function

• Security (Google reCAPTCHA): We use this on our contact forms to stop spam bots from wasting our time and yours. It checks that you are a human. Google may set cookies to perform this security check. This is strictly necessary for the safety of our site.

• Newsletter & Emails (Systeme.io): When you sign up for our updates, we use a tracking pixel. This isn't a file on your computer; it's a tiny invisible image that tells us if our emails are being opened. This helps us ensure we are sending content you actually find useful.

What This Website Does Not Use

We do not use:

•  Google Analytics or any other analytics tracking

•  Facebook Pixel or advertising cookies

•  Targeting or profiling cookies

•  Third-party advertising networks

•  Embedded social media tracking scripts

Our social media icons (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn) link to external platforms but do not load tracking scripts on this website.

Zoom and Discovery Calls

When you book a free discovery call through our booking page, you will receive a confirmation containing a Zoom link. Zoom is not embedded on this website and does not place cookies on your device through our site. Any data processing by Zoom takes place within their own platform and is governed by Zoom’s own privacy policy, which you can find at zoom.us/privacy.

Your Rights and Managing Cookies

Because we only use strictly necessary cookies, there is nothing to opt out of on this website. However, you can always manage or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to:

•  View what cookies are stored on your device

•  Delete individual or all cookies

•  Block cookies from specific websites

Our security and functional cookies are active by default to protect the site. If you choose to block all cookies in your browser, our contact and booking forms will likely break. For the newsletter, you can stop the tracking at any time by clicking Unsubscribe at the bottom of any email we send.

Changes to This Policy

We will update this policy if our use of cookies changes. The date at the top of this page will reflect when it was last reviewed. We review this policy at least annually, and following any significant change to the website.

Contact

If you have any questions about how we use cookies or handle your data, please contact us:

Connections Training & Therapy

Unit 9, Hunters Hill Farm, Crakehall, Bedale, DL8 1LA

www.connectionstrainingtherapy.co.uk/contact

For information about how we handle your personal data more broadly, please see our full Privacy Policy.

This policy was prepared in accordance with the UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR), as amended by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025