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Migration draft · owner and legal review required

Privacy notice.

How this development preview handles information, and which details must be completed before production launch.

Not yet a final legal notice. This page accurately describes the current preview as built, but the data-controller address, final suppliers, retention schedule and counselling-practice privacy terms require Sureyya’s review before the new site replaces WordPress.

Who is responsible

Sureyya Hester is intended to be the data controller for information submitted directly to this practice. Privacy questions can be sent to hello@sureyyahester.com.

What the preview collects

This preview has no account system, contact form, advertising tracker, first-party analytics package or newsletter form. It does not intentionally set marketing cookies. If you choose an email link, your email provider sends the message outside this website.

Like most hosted websites, the infrastructure provider may process limited technical request data—such as IP address, device information, requested URL and time—to deliver and secure the service. The preview is hosted by Vercel; its handling is described in the Vercel privacy policy.

External services

Booking links open Calendly. Product buttons open the existing sureyyahester.com WooCommerce store for checkout and protected delivery. Social and evidence links open their respective providers. Those services act under their own privacy and cookie terms; the new preview does not receive their checkout, account or browsing data.

Email and counselling enquiries

If you email, information may include your address, message and any details you choose to share. Health information can be sensitive, so please avoid sending more than is needed for an initial enquiry. The final notice must document the practice’s lawful bases, confidentiality boundaries, record system and retention periods before launch.

Your choices and rights

Depending on the circumstances, UK data-protection law may give you rights to access, correct, erase, restrict or object to processing, and to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office. Some rights have lawful exceptions, including professional record-keeping duties. Contact Sureyya first so the request can be assessed properly.

Changes

Preview version 0.1, dated 19 July 2026. The final notice will be versioned when the production data flow, processors and practice address have been confirmed.