Covid-19 Secure
Keeping you safe
Due to the global pandemic, I’ve taken measures to reduce the risk of contracting Covid-19 for both you & I during in-person sessions. There are several changes to my usual way of working:
Please wear a mask in shared spaces - such as the entrance hallway and staircase (unless you’re exempt from wearing one). It’s your choice & risk assessment whether you wear one in session.
As you enter the building, there is an NHS Track & Trace QR code to your right. Please use this (unless doing so puts you at risk of harm due to your living situation).
You’ll find hand sanitiser next to the Track & Trace notice - please use it. Hand sanitiser and moisturiser are also available in my office.
The doors to my office will be wedged open in order to reduce surface contact. I’ll close & open the doors for you.
Chairs in my office are roughly 2m apart - this is due to the limited size of my room.
In session, the window will remain slightly open in order to allow air flow.
There will be a limited amount of creative materials available during session in order to limit any accidental cross-contamination.
Unfortunately I have to continue the policy of providing you with no refreshments. However please feel free to bring your own water/coffee/tea etc.
After sessions, the chair and surfaces in my office are wiped down with antibacterial wipes and spray. The room is ventilated for a minimum of 10 minutes.
Any other contact areas outside of the room, such as the banister and buzzer, are also wiped down. I’ve included a copy of my risk assessment here.
If you, or someone in your bubble, displays Covid-19 symptoms or are diagnosed as positive, then please follow the current Government guidelines. Including notifying me of the situation. Reciprocally, if I or someone in my household displays symptoms then I will notify you and sessions will be online/telephone for the self-isolation period.
In the case where I have to self-isolate for symptoms, your details may be shared with the ‘Track & Trace’ service for them to contact you. Whilst I may have to share your contact information, I won’t disclose the nature of our relationship.
In the current climate, I appreciate your understanding and adaptability to the uncertainty of what seems to be an ever-changing landscape.
Thank you for your understanding, and please do contact me if you feel I’ve not addressed your concerns.
Warmly,
Jo