Along the Path Ltd Cookie Policy

Last updated: 3 October 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Along the Path Ltd, Ireland, operating the Along the Path™ and ATP Kinesiology services (“Along the Path Ltd”, “we”, “us” or “our”), uses cookies, browser storage and similar technologies on our websites and online services.

This Cookie Policy supplements our Along the Path Ltd Privacy Policy and should be read together with it.

1. Websites covered by this Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy applies to websites operated by Along the Path Ltd in connection with the following services:

Along the Path Ltd is the data controller for personal data processed through these websites where Along the Path Ltd determines the purposes and means of the processing.

2. What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small data files that a website may store on, or access from, your computer, phone, tablet or other device.

Similar technologies may include:

• browser Local Storage;
• Session Storage;
• pixels or similar measurement technologies;
• device or browser identifiers;
• embedded-service technologies; and
• other mechanisms that store information on a device or access information already stored there.

In this Cookie Policy, references to “cookies” may also include these similar technologies where appropriate.

3. Why we use cookies and similar technologies

Depending on the website and the services you use, cookies and similar technologies may be used to:

• operate our websites;
• provide functions you request;
• maintain website and account security;
• operate forms and registration processes;
• maintain user or course sessions;
• provide account or course access;
• remember appropriate choices or preferences;
• support payment or booking processes;
• support protected course-access and video functionality;
• prevent or investigate misuse;
• measure website performance;
• understand how visitors use our websites;
• improve our websites and services; and
• support marketing or advertising functionality where this is introduced and legally permitted.

4. Categories of cookies and technologies we may use

Strictly necessary technologies

These support functions required for a website or service specifically requested by you, such as security, forms, sessions, account access, course access, registration or payment processes.

Where a technology is genuinely strictly necessary to provide a service expressly requested by you, prior cookie consent may not be required under applicable law.

Functional technologies

These may remember choices or preferences or provide enhanced functionality.

Where applicable law requires consent for a functional technology, it will not be activated before the required consent has been obtained.

Analytics technologies

These help us understand how visitors use our websites and how our websites perform.

Along the Path Ltd may use Google Analytics for this purpose.

Where consent is required, Google Analytics and other non-essential analytics technologies are activated only after analytics consent has been provided.

Marketing and advertising technologies

Marketing or advertising technologies may be used to measure campaigns, track conversions or support advertising activities.

If such technologies are introduced, they will be activated only where an appropriate legal basis exists and, where required, after prior consent.

5. Systeme.io and website operation

Our Along the Path™ website, registration processes and online course environment may use the Systeme.io platform.

Systeme.io and related technical services may use cookies, browser storage or other technologies necessary for requested website functions such as:

• forms;
• registration;
• sessions;
• security;
• account functionality;
• course access;
• payment processes; and
• other functions requested by the user.

Technologies genuinely strictly necessary for a service explicitly requested by you may be exempt from prior cookie consent where permitted by applicable ePrivacy rules.

Systeme.io or other service providers may also offer additional analytics, marketing or tracking functionality. Where such functionality is non-essential and consent is required, it should not be activated until the appropriate consent has been obtained.

6. Cookies and technologies currently or potentially used

Depending on the website and its current configuration, Along the Path Ltd may use technologies necessary for website operation and, with your prior consent where required, analytics technologies such as Google Analytics.

7. Protected course access and personalised video watermarking

Certain Along the Path™ online courses and protected training materials may use personalised access-protection measures.

For example, before accessing protected course video content, you may be asked to provide or confirm your name and the email address used for your course registration.

Your name and/or a partially masked version of your email address may then be displayed as a personalised watermark over protected video content.

Browser Local Storage, Session Storage or another appropriate browser-storage mechanism may be used to support this functionality, for example to remember that relevant access or verification information has already been provided.

The purposes of this functionality may include:

• supporting legitimate course access;
• identifying or verifying course access;
• avoiding unnecessary repeated entry of verification information;
• protecting our intellectual property;
• discouraging unauthorised copying, screen recording, sharing or redistribution; and
• helping investigate suspected misuse.

Where such browser storage is genuinely necessary to provide protected course functionality requested by the user, we will assess it as a necessary technology in accordance with applicable requirements.

Where the storage is not strictly necessary and applicable law requires consent, the relevant storage will be subject to consent.

More information about the processing of personal data for course access and personalised watermarking is provided in our Privacy Policy.

8. Google Analytics

We may use Google Analytics to understand how visitors interact with our websites.

Analytics information may include:

• website visits;
• page views;
• sessions;
• approximate geographic area;
• browser characteristics;
• device characteristics;
• referral information; and
• interactions with website content.

We use this information to understand website performance, identify useful content, identify technical or usability issues and improve our websites and services.

Google Analytics is treated as a non-essential analytics service and, where consent is required, is not activated until you have provided analytics consent.

Refusing analytics consent does not prevent you from using the essential functions of our websites.

Google provides the Google Analytics service. Use of Google Analytics may involve the processing of information by Google and may involve international transfers of personal data.

Where applicable, such transfers are handled in accordance with applicable data-protection law and the international-transfer provisions of our Privacy Policy.

9. Cookie consent and your choices

Where a cookie, browser-storage mechanism or similar technology is not strictly necessary for a service you requested, we request consent before activating it where applicable law requires us to do so.

You should be able to refuse non-essential analytics or marketing technologies without losing access to the basic functions of the website.

Continuing to browse one of our websites is not treated as consent to non-essential analytics or marketing technologies where affirmative consent is required.

Where different categories of non-essential technologies are used, you may be offered separate choices concerning those categories.

10. Withdrawing or changing consent

Where processing relies on cookie or similar-technology consent, you may withdraw or change that consent at any time.

Withdrawal does not affect processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.

Where a consent-management control is available on the website, you can use it to revisit your choices.

You may also delete cookies and browser storage through your browser settings.

Deleting cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage or other website data may cause some website settings to be forgotten and may require you to sign in, verify information or configure your preferences again.

11. Cookie and browser-storage duration

The duration of cookies and similar technologies depends on their purpose and configuration.

Some technologies exist only for the duration of a browser session. Others may remain on your device for a defined period or until they are deleted.

Google Analytics cookie duration depends on the Analytics configuration. The table above describes the typical maximum duration expected and should be reviewed against the actual deployed configuration.

Browser storage used for website or course functionality may remain until the relevant information expires, is replaced, is deleted by the website, or is removed through your browser, depending on how the particular function is implemented.

12. Payments and registration services

Our websites may use third-party services to process registrations, bookings and payments.

Payment providers such as Stripe may use cookies or similar technologies necessary to securely process a payment, prevent fraud, maintain transaction security or provide other requested payment functionality.

Some payment providers act independently in relation to parts of their processing and may provide their own cookie and privacy information.

Where you are redirected to a third-party payment website, cookies used directly on that website are generally governed by that provider's own policies and controls.

13. Third-party services and embedded content

Our websites may contain links to third-party websites or use external services such as:

• payment services;
• video services;
• video-conferencing services;
• maps;
• social-media content;
• booking or registration services;
• analytics services; or
• other interactive content.

Some embedded third-party services may attempt to place cookies or use similar technologies when their content loads.

If third-party content is embedded directly and uses non-essential storage or tracking technologies, we seek to make its loading subject to appropriate consent where required.

Where you follow a link to an independent third-party website, that website's own cookie and privacy policies apply.

14. Different technologies on different websites

The three websites covered by this policy do not necessarily use exactly the same technologies.

For example, a course platform or course-access technology may be relevant to alongthepath.life but not to an ATP Kinesiology information page.

Similarly, particular analytics, forms, booking tools, payment services or embedded content may differ between websites or pages.

A reference in this Cookie Policy to a technology that “may” be used does not mean that the technology is necessarily active on every website or every page.

15. Personal data processed through cookies

Some information processed through cookies or similar technologies may constitute personal data.

Depending on the technology, this may include:

• IP address;
• device or browser identifiers;
• website activity;
• session information;
• account or course-access information;
• preferences;
• analytics information; or
• other information associated with an identifiable user or device.

Where information processed through cookies or similar technologies constitutes personal data, the GDPR and other applicable data-protection rules also apply.

Further information about how Along the Path Ltd processes personal data, the lawful bases we use, retention, recipients, international transfers and your rights is provided in our Privacy Policy.

16. International data transfers

Some third-party technology providers, including analytics, course-platform, payment, hosting or other service providers, may process information outside Ireland or outside the European Economic Area (EEA).

Where personal data is transferred internationally and applicable law requires safeguards, we take reasonable steps to ensure that an appropriate lawful transfer mechanism is used.

Depending on the circumstances, this may include:

• a European Commission adequacy decision;
• applicable Standard Contractual Clauses;
• another approved contractual safeguard; or
• another legally recognised transfer mechanism.

Further information is provided in our Privacy Policy.

17. Browser controls

Most web browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies and other stored website information.

The exact controls depend on the browser and device you use. You can generally use your browser settings to:

• view stored cookies;
• delete cookies;
• block some or all cookies;
• clear website data;
• remove Local Storage or other stored site data; and
• control certain tracking or privacy settings.

Blocking or deleting a strictly necessary technology may affect the operation of the website function that depends on it.

For example, clearing website data may sign you out, remove saved preferences or require course-access information to be entered again.

18. Relationship with our Privacy Policy

This Cookie Policy explains specifically how we use cookies, browser storage and related technologies.

Our Privacy Policy provides broader information about how Along the Path Ltd processes personal data in connection with Along the Path™ and ATP Kinesiology.

The two policies should therefore be read together.

19. Changes to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in:

• our websites;
• course functionality;
• browser-storage functionality;
• Google Analytics configuration;
• Systeme.io functionality;
• payment or other service providers;
• cookies or technologies actually deployed; or
• legal or regulatory requirements.

The current version will be published on our websites together with its latest update date.

Where a change affects technologies for which consent is required, we will update our consent arrangements as appropriate.

20. Contact details

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, the technologies used on our websites or the processing of your personal data, please contact: