COVID-19 safety information is on display when entering the building.
Hand sanitisers are provided inside the entrance of the premises, and in the appointment room beside the seating, and in the bathroom.
Seating is over 2 meters apart.
Tissues are in small individual packets and once opened are retained by the client.
To prevent infection, Glasses of Water are no longer offered to clients (you may bring your own refreshment if needed).
All non essential display items have been removed from the proximity of your seating.
All creative items are in a closed cabinet, and items used in an appointment must be left out for sanitisation or disposal by the therapist. (Art materials, Cards, Figurines, Toys, Sand, etc).
Toilet facilities are available (for clients to use only when necessary).
Hand sanitiser is available in the bathroom, with a reminder sign for usage.
The hand towel has been replaced by small single use cotton towels. These must placed in the white bin for sterilising.
We are committed to moving all sessions online, if there is ever a risk identified that she has been exposed to COVID19, this may happen at short notice.
If one of our therapists becomes exposed to, display symptoms of, or is diagnosed with COVID19, she will notify all clients and supervises, that she has met with (face to face) in the previous 2 weeks, as soon as possible.
All client must make the following commitment regarding face to face appointments:
- Wearing a mask for the duration of the appointment
- Adherence to good hand hygiene, washing hands regularly and thoroughly for a minimum of 20 seconds and using hand sanitiser
- Maintaining a distance of 2 metres from the therapist at all times
- Notifying the therapist if you have attended a session within the previous 14 days and are now experiencing symptoms (no matter how mild) or if you have been diagnosed with COVID-19.
- General coughing / sneezing etiquette (eg. Into the elbow
You will not attend a face-to-face appointment is: - You have developed mild symptoms of COVID-19
- You are experiencing any difficulty in breathing or shortness of breath
- You are experiencing any fever / high temperature or other symptoms
- You are awaiting the results of a COVID-19 test
- You have been diagnosed with COVID-19
- You have had first-hand contact with an individual who is diagnosed with COVID-19, Or has even mild symptoms of COVID-19.
- You have been advised to self-isolate (for example: if you just arrived in the country).
