Privacy Policy

Last updated: 03/10/2025

I am committed to protecting your privacy and confidentiality. This Privacy Policy explains how I collect, use, and safeguard your personal information when you visit my website (gfpace.com) or contact me about psychotherapy, supervision, or teaching.

1. Information I Collect

• Personal details that you provide (such as your name, email address, and phone number) when you contact me.

• Session records are held separately and securely, in line with professional and ethical requirements.

• Website data such as anonymised analytics (e.g. pages visited, time spent) to improve site performance.

2. How I Use Your Information

• To respond to enquiries about therapy, supervision, or teaching.

• To arrange appointments and provide services.

• To meet professional, ethical, and legal obligations.

• To improve the website and services offered.

3. Sharing Your Information

Your information is never sold or shared with third parties for marketing. It may only be disclosed if required by law, or where there is serious concern about harm to yourself or others, in line with professional ethical codes.

4. Data Storage and Security

• Records are stored securely and in compliance with GDPR and UK data protection law.

• Website analytics are anonymised and do not identify individual visitors.

• I retain client information only for as long as is necessary for professional and legal purposes.

5. Your Rights

Under GDPR, you have the right to:

• Access the information I hold about you.

• Request corrections or updates to your data.

• Request deletion of your data (where applicable).

• Withdraw consent to processing (where applicable).

6. Cookies

This website may use cookies for basic functionality and anonymised analytics. You can disable cookies through your browser settings if you prefer.

7. Contact

If you have questions about this policy or how your data is handled, please contact:

Giovanni Felice Pace
Email: giovannifelice.pace@gmail.com
Website: https://gfpace.com

If you are not satisfied with how your data is handled, you also have the right to raise concerns with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) in the UK.