Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 2026

This page explains what personal information Common Ground collects through this website, why, and what choices you have about it. This is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for legal advice — if you're relying on this page for real compliance purposes, have it reviewed by a lawyer familiar with data protection law in your jurisdiction (e.g. the GDPR, if you operate in or serve people in the EU/EEA).

What we collect

How we use it

Where it's stored

Profile and account data is stored with Supabase, our database provider. External booking information is handled by the practitioner’s chosen booking provider. Any earlier session requests submitted through this site may remain in Netlify Forms; removing the form does not delete those submissions.

Analytics

We use Google Analytics to understand overall visitor traffic (e.g. how many people visit, which pages are popular), only after you accept analytics. Google Analytics uses cookies and records information such as page visits, device/browser details and interactions with public pages. We do not enable advertising personalisation. See Google’s privacy policy for how Google handles data.

Your rights

Cookies

This site uses minimal cookies/local storage: one to remember your analytics consent choice, and Supabase’s authentication storage if you’re logged in as a practitioner. If you accept analytics, Google Analytics also sets measurement cookies. Declining prevents the Analytics script from loading. We do not use Google Ads tracking.

Contact

Questions about this policy, or requests to access/delete your data, can be sent to the contact email listed on our homepage.

Blog contributions and video

Published journal posts, author names, and cover images are public. Draft post text is accessible to its author and the blog editor. Uploaded cover images have public URLs, including while a post is a draft.

Blog videos are hosted by YouTube. The player only loads when you choose to play a video; this connects your browser to Google and is subject to YouTube’s privacy practices.