A clear overview of how AINT Foundation CIC protects confidentiality, explains its limits, and supports safe therapeutic practice.
We want every person who reaches out to feel safe to speak, safe to ask questions, and safe to understand how their information is handled.
At AINT Foundation CIC, confidentiality is a core part of the safe, non-judgemental environment we provide.
We are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring that everything you share is treated with care, respect, and sensitivity.
Confidentiality means that information shared during sessions, communication, or through our services is kept private and secure.
You are free to speak openly without fear of judgment, pressure, or unnecessary disclosure.
We take appropriate steps to protect your information, including:
Our aim is to create a space where you feel safe to share.
While confidentiality is fundamental, there are specific situations where it may need to be limited.
This includes when:
In these situations, appropriate action may be taken to protect safety and well-being.
Our responsibility to safeguard individuals means that we may need to act if there is a serious concern about safety.
Where possible, we aim to be transparent and handle such situations with sensitivity and respect.
Our services are primarily delivered online.
We take steps to ensure that communication remains private and secure, but we also encourage users to:
Confidentiality works best when both parties take responsibility.
We encourage you to be mindful of your own privacy and to share information in a way that feels safe and appropriate for you.
This page outlines how confidentiality is maintained within our services.
For full details on how your data is collected, stored, and processed, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
Our services provide emotional and therapeutic support.
They are not a substitute for medical or emergency services.
If you are in immediate danger or need urgent support:
