Safety rules during a pandemic

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Dear madam / sir

During a pandemic, the sanitary safety of our patients and therapists is very important to us. Particular protection applies to direct contacts during psychotherapeutic sessions. The offices and the toilet are provided with disinfectants, ventilated and disinfected between sessions (armchairs, door handles, etc.). At the entrance to the Laboratory, there are hand disinfectants, the use of which is obligatory.

We have prepared a few rules, the observance of which is necessary when visiting our studio:

1. It is necessary to disinfect or wash your hands after each entry into the studio, before and after therapeutic sessions. Dispensers are located in the waiting room and in the toilet.

2. Please be on time for the session (until 5  minutes before it starts) to avoid use  waiting room in  company of others  people. 

3. Until the relevant regulations are lifted, it is necessary to cover the mouth and nose (mask, visor) if the distance is less than 1.5 m. Therapist and patient  they decide  whether it is necessary to use protective masks or helmets during an individual session. During group sessions, the leaders and the group decide whether to use a mask or a visor.

4. It is necessary to keep a distance of 1.5 m during the session.

5. Using the toilet involves disinfecting all surfaces touched there one after another using the disinfectant liquid in the toilet.

6. If you have had any contact with someone who has been or may have been infected with Covid-19 or have been infected with Covid-19 and / or you have symptoms such as : fever, cough, shortness of breath, please stay at home and hold an on-line consultation / session or postpone it.

7. If you decide to undergo therapy in the Laboratory, if your therapist or one of his patients becomes infected, you will be informed about it at the same time, in accordance with the regulations in force in the case of an epidemic, your Your data will be transferred to the Sanepid. We understand the decision to start working in direct contact with a therapist as consent to such an eventuality.