Cookie Policy
Last updated: 15 August 2026
What are cookies?
Cookies are small files stored on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies may store or read information through your browser. They can make a website function, remember choices, measure performance and support advertising.
How we use them
Strictly necessary
These support essential functions such as security, account login, checkout, fraud prevention and remembering privacy choices. They do not require consent where they are genuinely necessary.
Preferences
These remember choices that improve your experience. Depending on their purpose, we may request permission before using them.
Analytics
With permission, analytics technologies help us understand visits, popular pages, device types and website performance. We may use services such as Google Analytics through Google Site Kit.
Advertising
If advertising is enabled, Google AdSense and advertising partners may use cookies or similar technologies to select, deliver, limit and measure ads, prevent fraud and, where you consent, personalise advertising.
Embedded and third party services
Payment, video, social, form or other third party features may set their own technologies when used. Their privacy and cookie policies also apply.
Your choices
When required, nonessential technologies should remain disabled until you make a choice through the consent banner. You can accept, reject or manage available categories. You can change or withdraw your choice using the privacy or cookie settings link displayed on the website.
You can also block or delete cookies through your browser, although this may prevent login, checkout or other essential features from working correctly.
Google advertising and consent
For visitors in the United Kingdom, European Economic Area and Switzerland, Resilience Reset will use a Google certified consent management platform when Google advertising is active. Your choices determine whether personalised, nonpersonalised or limited advertising can be shown.
Cookie duration and changes
Some cookies expire when you close your browser. Others remain for a defined period so a preference or session can be recognised. The exact technologies and durations may change when website providers or features change. The live consent tool should provide current provider and purpose information where available.
Contact
Questions about cookies or privacy can be sent to kerri@kerridouglas.co.uk. You can also read our Privacy Policy for more information about personal data and your rights.