Session confidentiality information that you disclose within Fairwinds sessions is confidential.
Session confidentiality information that you disclose within Fairwinds sessions is confidential.
Examples of the exceptional circumstances when information would be shared to the relevant authorities are:
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The type of personal information we collect
We currently collect and process the following information:
How we get the personal information and why we have it
Most of the personal information we process is provided to us directly by you so we can make contact with you, your information is also used for data and research purposes.
We may share some of this information with funding partners and relevant stake holders, this information will be anonymous and only with your permission which will be discussed during our first appointment.
The only time we would share information without permission is if the law requires us to do so in regards to risk or safeguarding issues.
If you are feeling vulnerable or at risk or aware of someone that is, please contact the Cornwall 24/7 mental health crisis support line 0800 038 5300 or access via Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust which has a direct link and provides more information on support services –
Call 999 or go to the emergency department now if:
Please note that there are other forms of support available which are:
PAPYRUS 24/7 – 0800 068 41 41
SAMARITANS – 116 123 (free from mobile or landline)
SHOUT – Text SHOUT to 85258
SANE (4pm-10pm) – 0300 304 7000
CALM (Campaign against living miserably) for men (5-midnight) – 0800 58 58 58
SAFER FUTURES – Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence – 0300 777 4777
If you struggle with suicidal thoughts or are supporting someone else, it may help to make a safety plan to use if you need it:
You may wish to end your sessions whenever you feel necessary and without explanation, or you may wish to take a break and resume therapy, when ready, at a later date, this can all be discussed with your therapist and your wishes respected.
Or equally you may have reached the ending of your agreed contract for therapy or have naturally reached the ending of your agreed time with your therapist and every eventuality is fine.