What this website stores in your browser.

Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to keep, so that it can recognise you between pages or visits. Browsers also offer other places to store information (local storage and session storage) and websites can load scripts from other companies that read your device. UK law treats all of these alike: a website needs your consent to use them, unless the law allows it without consent, chiefly where they are strictly necessary for something you have asked for.

This website does not set cookies, does not store anything in your browser and does not load scripts from advertisers or social networks. The pages are static; there are no accounts, no advertising and no tracking. That is why there is no cookie banner.

Our course platform, where enrolment and payment take place, is a separate system at its own address. It sets its own cookies, including those needed to take payment, and explains them in its own cookie notice [link to be added].

None at present: this website stores nothing in your browser. If we introduce usage statistics, this is what it would store, and we will update this list before it does. None of the following is in use today.

Your cookie choice

A small record of whether you accepted or declined statistics cookies, so that we do not ask again on every page. Set by this website. Strictly necessary. Kept for six months, then we ask again.

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Google Analytics 4 cookies that tell one visitor from another and remember a visit. Set by Google on our behalf, only after you consent. Statistics. Kept for up to two years.

Bot check

If we add Cloudflare Turnstile to the contact form to keep automated submissions out, Cloudflare may store a short-lived token in your browser while you use the form. Security. Only on the contact page.

We are considering measuring how the website is used: which pages are read, how people arrive, and whether they go on to a course page. If we do, we will use Google Analytics 4 with Google acting on our instructions, with the settings that collect the least (no advertising features, no sharing with Google for its own purposes, and the shortest retention available). Google states that it does not store the IP addresses of visitors from the United Kingdom.

A banner would ask for your consent before any statistics cookie is set. You would be able to change your mind at any time from a link in the footer, and your choice would be kept for six months before we ask again. You can also block Google Analytics in every website with Google’s opt-out add-on. How Google handles the data is explained at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

Today there is nothing to choose: the website stores nothing. If that changes, the banner and the footer link described above will let you decide and change your decision.

Your browser also lets you see, block and delete cookies and site data for any website, in its privacy or security settings. Blocking everything will not stop this website from working.

We will update this notice before the website starts storing anything in your browser, and show the version and date at the top. Questions go to info@neurossance.com. Our privacy notice explains what we do with the information you give us.