GDPR
The new General Data Protection Regulations come into effect on May 25th 2018. This page explains why My Simple Steps asks for your information, how it is stored and how long for.
Health information
As a class attendee or a 1:1 client, you will be asked to complete a consultation form and an informed consent form before beginning. This information:
- Ensures the therapist is aware of your current health status for your own safety and wellbeing
- Confirms that you are healthy enough to safely undertake any of the therapies provided by the therapist
- Provides information about any conditions or injuries we need to be aware of to work safely with you, including pregnancy
- Ensures that you are aware of any risks involved in undertaking any therapies provided
- Is required by our insurers
- Allows the therapist to better work with you to achieve your stated aims.
Storage
Your information is either stored online and is password protected or stored securely in hard copy form. Your forms will be kept securely for 5 years in line with my insurance requirements, if you however wish for your records to be destroyed (securely shredded) then this can be completed under a written request.
Mailing lists
My Simple Steps does not use mailing lists. Therefore your email address or phone number will only be used to contact you directly about any current training or in reply to a specific query, or if you have asked to be notified of a workshop place or cancellation or have requested further information to help with your therapy.
Third parties
My Simple Steps does not share client information with third parties. If a referral is made to another specialist (for example, a physiotherapist), we will ask you to contact them yourself, rather passing your information on to them.
For any further questions about how we store and use your data, please email us at info@mysimplesteps.co.uk
"The best sports massage I have ever had! I have had quite a few and have been left feeling bruised and battered after some of them but not with Kate. People associate sports massage as hurting lots during the treatment, however with Kate she uses trigger points and her Kinesiology knowledge to avoid that, to ensure you get the full benefit of the treatment. Kate did a comprehensive assessment before the massage, so she could get a good understanding of where I was having issues (this session it was my shoulders and forearms). I finished the session feeling well, truly relaxed and with a lot more movement in my shoulders and no tightness in my forearms. Before my treatment, if I was doing a full plank on my hands or a press up, my wrists would hurt immediately. I have had no wrist pain since my massage 3 months ago." Sarah, Sports Massage Client
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