Green Mind Mental Health Services Corp.

Green Mind Mental Health Services Corp. ("We"/"Us"/"Our") has created this privacy policy ("Privacy Policy") to set out how we collect, use, and disclose Personal Information and Personal Health Information (defined in Section 1 below) collected through our website located at https\://greenmindmhs.ca (Website), through which we offer information about our mental health services and provide access to our client portal and online resources (collectively, the Service).

This Privacy Policy also applies to the Personal Information and Personal Health Information we collect when you engage with us on social media or otherwise interact with us in using the Service in accordance with our Website's Terms of Service, which can be viewed at TERMS OF SERVICE. As a mental health services provider, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of confidentiality and privacy protection in accordance with the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (PHIPA), the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) standards, and the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) Code of Ethics. Please review this Privacy
Policy carefully.

Privacy is of great importance to us. By visiting, accessing, or using the Service in any manner, you acknowledge that you accept the practices and policies outlined in this Privacy Policy and you hereby consent to the collection, use, and disclosure of your Personal Information in accordance with this Privacy Policy. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, YOU AGREE THAT YOUR SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ANY DISPUTE WITH US REGARDING THE COLLECTION, USE, OR DISCLOSURE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION SHALL BE TO DISCONTINUE YOUR USE OF THE SERVICE. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THIS PRIVACY POLICY DOES NOT CREATE ANY THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARY RIGHTS AND THAT ANY CLAIMS RELATING TO PRIVACY PRACTICES MUST BE BROUGHT INDIVIDUALLY AND NOT AS PART OF ANY CLASS ACTION OR COLLECTIVE PROCEEDING.

1.1. What is Personal Information? Personal Information means data about a living individual who can
be identified from those data (or from those and other information either in our possession or likely to
come into our possession).
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What is Personal Health Information? Personal Health Information ("PHI") means identifying
information about an individual in oral or recorded form, if the information: (a) relates to the physical
or mental health of the individual, including information that consists of the health history of the
individual's family; (b) relates to the providing of health care to the individual, including the
identification of a person as a provider of health care to the individual; (c) is a plan of service within
the meaning of the Home Care and Community Services Act, 1994 for the individual; (d) relates to
payments or eligibility for health care, or eligibility for coverage for health care, in respect of the
individual; (e) relates to the donation by the individual of any body part or bodily substance of the
individual or is derived from the testing or examination of any such body part or bodily substance; (f)
is the individual's health number; or (g) identifies an individual's substitute decision-maker. This definition is consistent with PHIPA and includes all clinical notes, treatment records, assessment
results, diagnostic information, therapy session notes, and any other health-related information
collected in the course of providing psychotherapy services.
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1.2. A Note About Children and Minors. In Ontario, individuals aged 16 and over are generally
presumed capable of consenting to mental health treatment under the Health Care Consent Act, 1996,
while those under 16 may be capable if they understand the nature and consequences of the treatment. For clients under 16, we will assess capacity on an individual basis and obtain consent from a parent, guardian, or substitute decision-maker where the minor is not capable of providing informed consent. We collect and use PHI of minor clients only with appropriate consent and in accordance withPHIPA, CRPO standards, and the CCPA Code of Ethics. Special protections apply to the
confidentiality of minor clients, including limitations on parental access to PHI in certain
circumstances where disclosure could cause harm to the minor or therapeutic relationship. We do not
intentionally gather Personal Information from website visitors who are under the age of 13 without
parental consent. If you believe that we might have any Personal Information from a child under the
age of 13 without appropriate consent, please contact us at: privacy@greenmindmentalhealth.ca or
write to us at Green Mind Mental Health Services Corp., Attention: Ghazaleh Bozorg Manesh Fard,
Principal, 1111 Davis Drive, Unit 235-23 Newmarket, ON, L3Y 9E5. Upon notification, we will take
commercially reasonable steps to delete such information within a reasonable timeframe, but we shall
not be liable for any inadvertent collection or any consequences arising from the provision of
inaccurate age information by users or their guardians. Parents and guardians are solely responsible
for monitoring their children's use of our Service.
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1.3. A Note to Users Outside of Canada. If you are a non-Canadian user of the Service, by visiting the
Websites or App and providing us with data, you acknowledge and agree that your Personal
Information may be processed for the purposes identified in this Privacy Policy. In addition, your
Personal Information may be processed in the country in which it was collected and in other
countries, including Canada, where laws regarding the processing of Personal Information may be
less stringent than the laws in your country. By providing your data, you consent to such transfer.
YOU EXPRESSLY WAIVE ANY CLAIMS BASED ON FOREIGN PRIVACY LAWS AND
AGREE THAT ANY DISPUTES SHALL BE GOVERNED EXCLUSIVELY BY CANADIAN
LAW AND ONTARIO LAW. YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT WE MAKE NO
REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING COMPLIANCE WITH NON-CANADIAN PRIVACY LAWS
AND SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIMS ARISING UNDER SUCH FOREIGN
LAWS.
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1.4. Third-Party Disclaimer. Please note that this Privacy Policy does not apply to the practices of third parties that we do not own or control, including but not limited to any third-party websites, services, and applications, that you elect to access in connection with the Service. WE EXPRESSLY
DISCLAIM ALL LIABILITY FOR THE PRIVACY PRACTICES, SECURITY MEASURES, OR
DATA BREACHES OF ANY THIRD PARTIES, INCLUDING ANY THIRD-PARTY LINKS,
PLUGINS, OR INTEGRATIONS ACCESSIBLE THROUGH OUR SERVICE. However, as a health
information custodian under PHIPA, we remain responsible for PHI disclosed to third-party service
providers ("agents" under PHIPA) and will only disclose PHI to agents who have entered into agreements requiring them to comply with comparable privacy and security protections, but our
liability for the acts or omissions of such agents shall be limited to the maximum extent permitted by
law. We will not disclose your PHI to third parties for marketing purposes or to third parties that may
resell our products without your express written consent, except as permitted or required by law. You
are responsible for ensuring that you have obtained the necessary authorizations and consents for any Personal Information you make available to us for use in accordance with this Privacy Policy and you agree to indemnify and hold harmless Green Mind Mental Health Services Corp., its principals
including Ghazaleh Bozorg Manesh Fard, and its employees from any claims arising from your
failure to obtain such authorizations. We will not use client PHI for any purpose other than providing
mental health services and related administrative functions without your explicit consent.
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1.5. Lawful Collection, Use, and Disclosure: As a health information custodian under PHIPA, we collect, use, and disclose your PHI only: (a) with your express or implied consent for the purpose of
providing mental health services; (b) for purposes permitted under PHIPA without consent (such as to
obtain payment, for risk management, to comply with legal obligations, or where required by law); or
(c) in accordance with professional standards established by the CRPO and the CCPA Code of Ethics.
We collect only the minimum amount of PHI necessary to provide competent mental health services.
Except as set forth in this Privacy Policy or as permitted or required by law, your PHI will not be used
or disclosed for any other purpose without your express written consent. You may withdraw your
consent to our collection, use, or disclosure of your PHI at any time, subject to legal and professional
obligations to retain records and certain exceptions under PHIPA. However, withdrawing consent
may result in our inability to continue providing mental health services to you. We will explain theconsequences of withdrawing consent before you make this decision. BY WITHDRAWING
CONSENT, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT GREEN MIND MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES CORP. AND ITS PRINCIPALS, INCLUDING GHAZALEH BOZORG MANESH
FARD, SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY CONSEQUENCES RESULTING FROM SUCH
WITHDRAWAL, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO INTERRUPTION OF SERVICES, AND
YOU WAIVE ANY CLAIMS RELATED THERETO. We process general Personal Information
(non-PHI) collected through the Service in accordance with applicable privacy laws and only to the
extent necessary for the performance of our obligations to you. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT
PERMITTED BY LAW, WE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY ERRORS, OMISSIONS, OR
DELAYS IN PROCESSING YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION OR PHI, OR FOR ANY
ACTIONS TAKEN IN RELIANCE THEREON.

2. COLLECTION AND USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION AND OTHER DATA

2.1 Information you provide. You may provide us with Personal Information and we may collect any
such Personal Information when you: (i) contact us through our online or email forms (including
sending us queries, joining our subscriber list to be updated on releases of our products, or responding through the Service to listed job postings), as well as through any third party social media accounts connected to our Services from time to time (i.e. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or
otherwise); (ii) fill out an online request or contact form; (iii) use your computer or mobile device to
access our Service; and (iv) to simply visit or browse our Service.
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Personal Health Information you provide. When you become a client and receive mental health
services from us, we collect PHI including but not limited to: (i) identifying information (name, date of
birth, contact information, health card number); (ii) health history and presenting concerns; (iii) mental
health assessments and diagnoses; (iv) treatment plans and clinical goals; (v) progress notes and
session records; (vi) psychological test results and clinical observations; (vii) information about
medications and other treatments; (viii) information about other health care providers involved in your
care; (ix) emergency contact information and substitute decision-maker information; and (x) any other
information relevant to providing psychotherapy services. We collect this PHI directly from you during
the intake process and ongoing therapy sessions, with your express consent, and in accordance with
CRPO standards of practice and the CCPA Code of Ethics. We may also collect PHI from other health
care providers with your written consent where necessary for your treatment.
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2.2 Information we collect. Our Service may collect Personal Information in connection with your actions on our Service including, your full name, and email address, your computer or mobile device’s unique ID number, your geolocation, and your communication preferences, and your preferences in receiving
marketing from us and third parties (including vendors). We do not collect payment or credit card
information on our Service.
2.3 Important Note Regarding PHI. We do not collect PHI through our public website, social media, or
general online forms. PHI is collected only through secure, confidential channels in the context of the
therapeutic relationship, including during intake appointments, therapy sessions (whether in-person, by telephone, or through secure video conferencing), and through secure client portals or encrypted email communications. We do not use PHI for marketing purposes. We will not contact you for marketing purposes using contact information obtained in the course of providing mental health services without your separate express consent for such communications.
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2.4 Cookies and Automatic Tracking (How we Collect your Information). We automatically collect
certain statistical, system log data, and other data about traffic to our Service. This information
includes IP addresses, page views, browser type and version, time zone setting and location, browser
plug-in types and versions, operating system, type of device and platform and other technology you use to access and use the Service, how you use the Service (for instance, the buttons, controls, products, and ads you click on), pages of our Website that you visit, the time spend or have spent on those pages, your search queries, the dates and times of your visits, the webpage you were visiting before youaccessed our Service, the webpages and app(s) you use after accessing and using our Service, and demographics such as gender and age of visitors and interest-based information (i.e. “session cookies). A “cookie” is a small amount of data that is placed on your device, which may include a unique identifier. Cookies are sent to your browser from the Service and stored on your device. We use cookies to recognize devices and to collect information about Service users as described above. You may be able to set your browser to notify you when you are sent a cookie. This gives you the chance to decide whether or not to accept it. Various browsers may offer their own management tools for removing these types of tracking technologies. If you disable cookies, you may not be able to take advantage of all the features of the Service. BY USING OUR SERVICE, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR CONFIGURING YOUR BROWSER SETTINGS AND MANAGING COOKIES, AND WE SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY CONSEQUENCES ARISING FROM YOUR COOKIE PREFERENCES OR BROWSER
CONFIGURATIONS.
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3. USE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION.

3.1 We use all of this information collected to, better understand the reach of our Service, and provide and deliver the Service, process, and complete transactions, and send you related information, including confirmations of any orders you place with respect to deals offered by vendors on our Service, respond to comments, questions, and requests and provide customer service, support, troubleshooting, and better user experience. We also use the information to communicate with you about services, features, surveys, newsletters, offers, promotions, contests, and events, and provide other news or information about us and our select partners; investigate and prevent fraudulent transactions, unauthorized access to the Service, and other illegal activities; monitor and analyze trends, usage, and activities in connection with the Service and for marketing or advertising purposes; link or combine with other information we receive from third parties to help understand your needs and provide you with better service; to improve and tailor our products and services to our customer base and for other business purposes. We do not link any of the information we use in cookies to any personally identifiable information submitted by you when you are on the Service.

4. STORAGE LOCATION AND TRANSFER OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

4.1 We store our data, including Personal Information and Personal Health Information, on servers located in Canada. By submitting information, you agree to the transfer, storage, and/or processing of your Personal Information and Personal Health Information in Canada. You acknowledge and agree that your Personal Information and Personal Health Information may be accessible to law enforcement and governmental agencies in Canada under lawful access regimes or court order. As a health information custodian under PHIPA, we ensure that all PHI is stored within Canada or, if stored outside Canada, only with your express consent and with appropriate safeguards in place to ensure compliance with PHIPA's requirements for cross-border data transfers.

5. DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION WITH THIRD PARTIES

5.1 Disclosure of Statistical Data. We may disclose aggregate statistical data to our partners and clients, such as advertisers and other third parties, who may use the data for business purposes. This
information does not include any Personal Information.
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5.2 Service Providers and Business Partners. We may from time to time employ other companies and
people to perform tasks on our behalf and need to share Personal Information with them to provide
information and services to you. Unless we tell you differently, such third parties do not have any right
to use the Personal Information we share with them beyond what is necessary to assist us. This
includes third-party companies and individuals employed by us to facilitate our business, including
database management, web analytics, and general improvement of our products and services.
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5.3 Disclosure of Personal Health Information to Agents. As a health information custodian under
PHIPA, when we disclose PHI to third-party service providers who act as our "agents" under PHIPA (such as secure cloud storage providers, electronic health record systems, billing services, or IT support), we ensure that: (a) such agents have entered into written agreements requiring them to comply with privacy and security protections comparable to those required under PHIPA; (b) the agent uses the PHI only for the purposes for which it was disclosed; and (c) the agent implements appropriate administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to protect the PHI. We remain accountable for PHI in the custody or control of our agents. We will not disclose PHI to third parties for purposes unrelated to your treatment or our practice operations without your express written consent.
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5.4 Business Transfers. If we (or substantially all of our assets) are acquired, or if we go out of business, enter bankruptcy, or go through some other change of control, Personal Information may be made available or otherwise transferred to the new controlling entity, where permitted under applicable law.
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5.5 Transfer of Personal Health Information in Business Transitions. In the event of a sale, merger, or
transfer of our practice, PHI may only be transferred in accordance with PHIPA requirements. Under
PHIPA, we must: (a) provide you with written notice of the transfer at least 60 days before the transfer
occurs (or as soon as possible if 60 days' notice is not practicable); (b) ensure the transferee is a health information custodian who will comply with PHIPA; and (c) provide you with an opportunity to
request that your PHI not be transferred, in which case we will make reasonable efforts to comply with
your request or, if not possible, will explain why. The transferee will be bound by the same privacy
obligations under PHIPA as we are.
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5.6 With Your Consent. If we need to use or disclose any Personal Information in a way not identified in this Privacy Policy, we will use reasonable efforts to notify you and/or obtain your express consent as required under applicable privacy laws. You acknowledge that in certain urgent circumstances, such notification may occur after disclosure where immediate action is necessary to prevent harm or comply with legal obligations.
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5.7 As Required by Law. We may disclose your Personal Information to third parties without your
consent if we have reason to believe in good faith that disclosing this information is necessary to
identify, contact, or bring legal action against someone who may be causing injury to or interference
with (either intentionally or unintentionally) our rights or property, other users, or anyone else
(including the rights or property of anyone else) that could be harmed by such activities. Our
determination of necessity shall be made in our sole discretion based on the information available to us at the time, and we shall not be liable for any disclosure made in good faith pursuant to this provision.

Further, we may disclose Personal Information when we believe in good faith that such disclosure is
required by applicable law. We also reserve the right to access, read, preserve, and disclose any
information as we reasonably believe is necessary to, satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal
process, or governmental request; enforce our contracts or user agreement, including investigation of
potential violations hereof; and detect, prevent, or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues. This disclosure of information may include exchanging information with other companies and
organizations for fraud protection and spam/malware prevention. Notwithstanding the general terms of our Privacy Policy, the collection, use, and disclosure of Personal Information may be made outside of the terms herein to the extent provided for in any applicable privacy or other legislation in effect from time to time, or pursuant to court orders.
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5.8 Disclosure of Personal Health Information Without Consent. We may disclose PHI without your
consent only in the limited circumstances permitted under PHIPA, including: (a) where required or
permitted by law (such as in response to a court order or subpoena, or to report suspected child abuse);r (b) to obtain payment for services provided; (c) for risk management purposes; (d) where necessary to eliminate or reduce a significant risk of serious bodily harm to you or another person; (e) to contact a substitute decision-maker or person in your family to provide information about your care; (f) for the
purpose of contacting a health care provider to provide your health care; or (g) as otherwise permitted under PHIPA sections 29, 37-49. When we disclose PHI without consent, we will use reasonable efforts to disclose only the minimum amount of information that we determine in our professional judgment to be necessary for the purpose and will document the disclosure in accordance with PHIPA requirements. You acknowledge that the determination of what constitutes "minimum necessary" information is a professional judgment that may vary based on circumstances, and we shall not be liable for disclosures made in good faith compliance with this standard. In accordance with CRPO standards and the CCPA Code of Ethics, we maintain strict confidentiality and will only breach confidentiality when legally required or when we determine in our professional judgment that it is necessary to prevent serious harm. You acknowledge that decisions regarding breach of confidentiality involve complex professional judgments made under time-sensitive circumstances, and we shall not be
liable for any breach of confidentiality made in good faith in accordance with professional standards
and legal obligations. Our duty of confidentiality does not create any third-party beneficiary rights.

6. SECURITY

6.1 The security of your Personal Information is important to us. We use commercially reasonable efforts to store and maintain your Personal Information in a secure environment. We take technical,
contractual, administrative, and physical security steps designed to protect the Personal Information
that you provide to us. We have implemented procedures designed to limit access, input, transmission, security of availability, separation, and dissemination of your Personal Information to only such designated staff as are reasonably necessary to carry out the stated purposes we have communicated to you. However, you acknowledge and agree that no method of transmission over the Internet or electronic storage is 100% secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security. We shall not be liable for any unauthorized access, use, or disclosure of Personal Information that occurs despite our commercially reasonable security measures. You assume all risk associated with the transmission of Personal Information to us and the storage of such information in our systems.

7. RETENTION

7.1 We will keep your Personal Information for as long as we determine in our reasonable discretion that it remains necessary for the identified purpose or as required by law, which may extend beyond the termination of our relationship with you. We may retain certain data as necessary for legitimate
business purposes, including but not limited to analysis of aggregated, non-personally-identifiable data, account recovery, legal compliance, defense of legal claims, regulatory compliance, and risk
management, or if required by law. All retained Personal Information will remain subject to the terms
of this Privacy Policy. You acknowledge that retention periods may vary based on the nature of the
information and applicable legal requirements, and we shall not be liable for retention or deletion
decisions made in good faith in accordance with our retention policies and legal obligations.

8. ACCESS, CORRECTION, AND ACCURACY

8.1 Subject to applicable law, you have the right to access the Personal Information we hold about you to verify the Personal Information we have collected with respect to you and to have a general account of our uses of that information. Upon receipt of your written request and verification of your identity, we will use reasonable efforts to provide you with a copy of your Personal Information within the timeframes required by applicable law, although in certain limited circumstances, and as permitted
under law, we may not be able to make all relevant information available to you, such as where that
information also pertains to another user, contains confidential commercial information, is subject to
solicitor-client or litigation privilege, could reasonably be expected to threaten the safety of another
individual, or would reveal our confidential methods for preventing, detecting, or investigating
breaches of law or security. In such circumstances, we will provide reasons for any denial to you as
required by law. We will endeavor to deal with all requests for access and modifications in a timely
manner, subject to the volume of requests received and the complexity of the request. We shall not be
liable for any delays in responding to access requests that result from circumstances beyond our
reasonable control or for denials made in good faith in accordance with applicable law.
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8.2 We will make reasonable efforts to keep your Personal Information accurate and up to date based on the information you provide to us, and, if applicable, we will provide you with mechanisms to update, correct, delete or add to your Personal Information, subject to our legal and professional obligations to maintain accurate records. As appropriate and required by law, this amended Personal Information will be transmitted to those parties to which we are permitted to disclose your information. You acknowledge that you are responsible for providing accurate and complete information to us and for notifying us of any changes. We shall not be liable for any inaccuracies in Personal Information that result from information you provide to us or your failure to notify us of changes. Having accurate
Personal Information about you enables us to give you the best possible service.

9. CALIFORNIA PRIVACY RIGHTS

9.1 This Section 9 provides additional details about the Personal Information we collect about California consumers and the rights afforded to them under the California Consumer Privacy Act (the “CCPA”). For more details about the Personal Information Green Mind Mental Health Services Corp. has collected over the last 12 months, please see the section “Information you provide us” above. We
collect this Personal Information for commercial purposes described above. We does not sell (as that
term is defined in the CCPA) the Personal Information we collect.  Subject to certain limitations and
exceptions provided in the CCPA and other applicable laws, the CCPA provides California consumers
the right to request to know more details about the categories or specific pieces of Personal Information we collect (including how we use and disclose this Personal Information), to delete their Personal Information (except where retention is required by law or necessary for legal compliance, defense of legal claims, or other legally recognized purposes), to opt-out of any “sales” or “sharing” of Personal Information that may be occurring, and to not be discriminated against for exercising these rights. We reserve all rights and exceptions available under the CCPA and shall not be liable for any denial of requests made in good faith in accordance with applicable law.
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9.2 California consumers may make a request pursuant to their rights under the CCPA by contacting us at the contact information below. We will verify your request using the information associated with
your account, if available, including your email address. Government identification may be required,
and we reserve the right to request additional information reasonably necessary to verify your identity
and the authenticity of the request. We may deny requests that cannot be verified or that are excessive, repetitive, or manifestly unfounded. Consumers can also designate an authorized agent to exercise these rights on their behalf, provided that the consumer provides written authorization and we are able to verify both the consumer's and the agent's identity. We shall not be liable for processing requests from unauthorized individuals or agents where verification was conducted in good faith.

10. EU USERS.

10.1 If you are a resident of the European Economic Area (“EEA”) please note: We may need to collect
and process the types of Personal Information listed above in order to provide the Services to you, to
comply with our legal and professional obligations, or because we are legally required to do so. If you
do not provide the information that we request, we may not be able to provide you with the Services,
and we shall have no liability for any inability to provide Services resulting from your failure to
provide required information. We may use the Personal Information for our legitimate business
interests, including those listed above. If you have an account on this Website or have left comments,
you can request to receive an exported file of the personal data we hold about you, including any data
you have provided to us. You can also request that we erase any personal data we hold about you. This does not include any data we are obliged to keep for administrative, legal, or security purposes. If you would like to receive an electronic copy of your Personal Information, you may contact us at [insert email address].
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10.2 We keep your Personal Information for as long as needed or permitted in light of the purpose(s) for which it was obtained. The criteria used to determine our retention periods include (i) for as long as we have an ongoing relationship with you and provide the Services to you; (ii) as required by a legal obligation to which we are subject; (iii) as advisable in light of our legal position (such as in regard of applicable statutes of limitations, litigation, or regulatory investigations).

10.3 You may lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority competent for your country or region.

10.4 If you wish to inquire about your privacy rights in relation to us, please email us at: ghazaleh@greenmindmhs.ca

11. CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY

11.1 We may amend this Privacy Policy from time to time. Use of Personal Information we collect is
subject to the Privacy Policy in effect at the time such information is collected, used, or disclosed. If
we make material changes or changes in the way we use Personal Information, we will notify you by
posting an announcement on our Services or sending you an email prior to the change becoming
effective. You are bound by any changes to this Privacy Policy when you use the Service after such
changes have been first posted.

12. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, REQUESTS, AND QUESTIONS.

12.1 Questions regarding this Privacy Policy or our privacy practices should be directed to ghazaleh@greenmindmhs.ca

LAST UPDATED: 26 January 2026