Cookie policy

Last updated: 9 September 2026

Thriving Minds Collective Ltd trades as The Greenwich Psychologists, and this page covers the cookies and comparable technology this website runs. It’s worth reading next to the privacy policy, which covers the wider picture.

The basics of what a cookie does

Visiting a website often leaves a small file on your device, which is what lets that site remember you, whether that’s between separate visits or just from one page to the next during a single one.

The one cookie you can’t turn off

One cookie here simply remembers your cookie choice, so the consent banner doesn’t nag you on every page. It has to stay active for that reason alone; there’s no version of the site that works without it.

What only runs with your say-so

Accepting the optional cookies switches on Google Analytics 4, which tells us which pages get attention and for how long, and Microsoft Clarity, which shows click and scroll patterns in an anonymised form. Neither is built to identify you as a person, and both are set up to anonymise wherever their provider allows for it.

Cookies that stop bots, not people

Our get-started form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to check a human is filling it in. What it leaves behind is a short-lived token, not a way of following you around the web afterwards.

Changing course later

The first time the banner shows, you decide whether optional cookies are on or off, and you can revisit that choice by clearing this site’s data in your browser and coming back. Beyond that, your browser itself can block or wipe cookies generally, though some site features may suffer for it. If Analytics specifically bothers you, Google publishes its own opt-out add-on.

Who actually sets these cookies

Google, Microsoft and Cloudflare each set their own cookies under their own respective terms, none of which we control directly. Advertising cookies don’t feature anywhere on this site, and nothing here is used to track you once you’ve left.

Keeping this current

Whenever the cookies running on this site change, or the law around them does, we’ll bring this page up to date.

Get in touch

[email protected] is the address for anything unclear here.