Danielle Sadhana · ReTurn to You
Privacy policy
Last updated: 15 September 2026
Who I am
I am Danielle Sadhana, a somatic movement educator and coach. I run this website and the one-to-one work offered through it, including ReTurn to You.
I am the person responsible for the information collected here — in data protection language, the data controller.
- Legal name
- Danielle Maria Sokol
- Based in
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Contact
- dlokos@gmail.com
If anything below is not clear, write to me and I will explain it in plain words.
What I collect
When you book a Clarity Call
Your name, email address and phone number, the time you chose, your timezone, and your answers to the short questions on the booking form. If you tell me your preferred way to be contacted, I keep that too.
When you write to me
Whatever you send — by email, through the contact form, or on WhatsApp.
When you become a client
The notes I keep about our work together, and the records needed for payment and invoicing.
When you visit these pages
Standard technical information: the pages you looked at, roughly where in the world you are, what kind of device you used. See Cookies below.
I do not buy lists, and I do not collect information about you from anywhere other than you and these pages.
Why I collect it, and on what legal basis
| What I do with it | Why I am allowed to |
|---|---|
| Arrange and hold your Clarity Call | To take steps at your request before entering a contract |
| Deliver the sessions you booked and keep our working notes | To perform our contract |
| Send the confirmation and reminder emails for a call you booked | To perform our contract |
| Answer a message you sent me | My legitimate interest in replying to people who write to me |
| Keep invoices and payment records | Legal obligation |
| Measure whether my advertising reaches the right people | Your consent, given through the cookie notice |
| Send you occasional emails about my work, if you asked for them | Your consent, which you can withdraw at any time |
About sensitive information
The booking form asks what is bringing you to this work. People sometimes answer with things that count as sensitive under data protection law — health, mental health, beliefs.
You do not need to. A sentence about what you are looking for is enough, and I would rather you left clinical detail out of a web form. Bring it to the call instead, where it belongs.
If you do choose to share something of that kind, I handle it only because you chose to share it with me, and only to prepare for our conversation and our work together. You can ask me to delete it at any time.
This work is somatic education and coaching. It is not psychotherapy, it is not clinical treatment, and I do not keep medical records.
Cookies
The ReTurn to You pages ask before anything optional runs. The first time you open them, a small notice lets you say yes or no. If you say no, nothing optional runs, and the pages work exactly the same.
Meta Pixel. If you say yes, these pages tell Meta (Facebook and Instagram) which pages you opened and whether you booked a call. It lets me see whether my advertising is reaching the right people, and it means you may see my ads on Facebook or Instagram afterwards. You can also control what Meta shows you in your own Facebook and Instagram ad settings.
YouTube. The practice video on the thank-you page plays from YouTube in its privacy-enhanced mode, which does not store information about you unless you press play.
The booking pages run on Wix, which sets the cookies it needs to take your booking and shows its own cookie notice.
Done. You will be asked again the next time you open ReTurn to You.
Who else handles your information
I work on my own, and I use a small number of services to do it. Each of them sees only what it needs:
- Wix — hosts my main website, runs the booking system and sends the confirmation and reminder emails
- Cloudflare — hosts the ReTurn to You pages
- Zoom — hosts the video calls
- Meta — advertising, the measurement described above if you allow it, and WhatsApp if you write to me there
- YouTube (Google) — plays the practice video
- Google — my email
- My payment providers — process payments, and handle your card or bank details directly. I never see your card number.
I do not sell your information, and I do not share it with anyone else, unless the law requires it of me.
Where your information goes
I live and work in Brazil, and the services above are largely based in the United States. So if you are in the UK or the European Economic Area, your information travels outside it.
Where that happens, it is because it is necessary to arrange and deliver the work you asked me for, and because you agreed to it by booking. The providers I use offer standard contractual protections for these transfers.
If you would rather your information did not leave your region, tell me before you book — I would rather have that conversation than surprise you.
How long I keep it
- You booked a call and we did not work together: two years, then I delete it
- We worked together: our working notes for three years after our last session, in case you come back
- Invoices and payment records: for as long as tax law requires me to keep them
- Email list, if you joined one: until you unsubscribe
Your rights
Wherever you are, you can ask me to:
- Show you what I hold about you
- Correct anything that is wrong
- Delete it
- Send it to you in a portable form, or send it on to someone else
- Stop using it in a particular way, or pause while we sort something out
- Withdraw your consent for anything you consented to — that does not undo what came before, but it stops it from here
Write to me at dlokos@gmail.com and I will answer within a month. There is no charge.
If you are in the UK or the EEA and you think I have handled your information badly, you are entitled to complain to your national data protection authority. In the UK that is the Information Commissioner’s Office. I would appreciate the chance to fix it first, but the right is yours either way.
Children
This work is for adults. I do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18.
Changes to this policy
If I change how I handle your information, I will update this page and change the date at the top. If the change matters, I will tell the people it affects directly.