Privacy information for visitors in Canada
Privacy policy
This policy explains the types of personal information that may be handled when you browse this informational quiz or submit information through a contact form added to the final page.
Scope
This policy applies to this emotional resilience information site, its quiz pages and any contact form later provided on the result page. The quiz is educational and is not a clinical assessment. Following an answer link does not, by itself, submit that answer as form data.
Technical data
When a website is requested, hosting systems may process standard technical details such as an IP address, browser and device type, requested page, referring page, approximate region, timestamps and diagnostic or security logs. This information may be necessary to deliver pages, maintain reliability and prevent misuse.
Purposes, consent and lawful bases
Information may be used to provide the requested pages, operate and secure the site, diagnose faults, understand aggregate use, respond to a contact request and meet applicable legal obligations. Depending on the context and applicable Canadian privacy law, processing may rely on meaningful consent, necessity to provide a requested service, legitimate operational purposes permitted by law, or legal obligations. Consent may be withdrawn where consent is the applicable basis, subject to legal and technical limits.
Data submitted through the contact form
If a contact form is added to the final page, it may request details such as a name, contact information, general area of interest and a message. Only information you choose to enter should be submitted. Avoid including diagnoses, crisis details, government identifiers, financial data or other highly sensitive information.
A submission should not be treated as an emergency or crisis channel, and this policy does not claim that a message reaches a particular organization or professional.
International transfers
Internet infrastructure and service providers may process information outside your province or outside Canada. In those locations, information may be subject to different laws and lawful access by local authorities. Appropriate contractual, organizational and technical safeguards should be considered where required.
Retention
Information should be kept only as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, including security, support, legal and record-keeping needs. The appropriate period depends on the type of data, sensitivity, operational context and applicable obligations. Data should then be deleted, anonymized or securely isolated where feasible.
Security
Reasonable administrative, technical and physical measures should be used to reduce risks such as unauthorized access, alteration, loss or disclosure. No internet transmission or storage method can be guaranteed completely secure.
Your privacy rights
Depending on where you live in Canada and which law applies, you may have rights to request access to or correction of personal information, ask about its use and disclosure, withdraw consent, request deletion where available, or raise a concern about handling practices. A request may require reasonable identity verification, and some lawful exceptions may apply. If a contact method is displayed with an implemented contact form, that method can be used for privacy requests.
Minors
This site is written as general information for adults and is not designed to collect personal information from children. A parent or guardian who believes a child has submitted information should use any contact method later made available on the site to request review or deletion.
Policy updates
This policy may be revised when site features, service providers or legal requirements change. The current version should be posted on this page with a clear revision indicator when operational publishing details are available. Material changes should receive additional notice when appropriate.