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Cookies policy
Which cookies this site uses, why they exist, and how you can accept or reject optional ones.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help a site remember preferences or understand how pages are used. This policy should be read alongside our Privacy notice.
How we use cookies
We use essential cookies to remember your cookie preference so the banner does not reappear on every page load. If you accept optional cookies, we may use analytics cookies to understand which pages visitors read — for example consultations versus field notes — so we can improve clarity.
Rejecting optional cookies does not block access to consultations, fees, or the contact form.
Cookies table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| nodemodule_cookie_consent | Stores Accept or Reject choice for the cookie banner | Up to 1 year (localStorage) | NodeModule Advisory |
| _ga / ga* (only if analytics enabled after Accept) | Distinguishes visits for aggregate page analytics | Up to 2 years | Google Analytics (if configured) |
| _gid (only if analytics enabled after Accept) | Distinguishes visits over a short period | 24 hours | Google Analytics (if configured) |
If analytics is not active on a given deployment, only the consent preference is used.
Managing cookies
Use Accept or Reject on the banner when it appears. You can also clear site data in your browser settings, which removes the stored preference and shows the banner again. Browser controls can block cookies entirely; essential preference storage may then reset each visit.
Third-party cookies
Optional analytics cookies, when used, are set by the analytics provider. Their own policies describe further processing. Images on this site may be loaded from external hosts; those hosts may receive technical request data such as your IP address.
Impact of disabling
Disabling optional analytics does not affect form submission or page content. Blocking all storage may cause the cookie banner to reappear more often.