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Privacy Policy
Keeping Your Details Safe & Simple
At The Parents Boundary Club, we care about your privacy as much as we care about our community. We collect small bits of info like your name, email and how you use our site to help you feel supported. We use this data solely to reply to your messages, manage our groups and improve your experience. We never sell your info to others.
Why we handle your data
We process your information because you’ve given us the thumbs up (consent), to fulfill our promises to you or to keep our community running smoothly and safely.
How long we stay in touch
We only keep your personal details for as long as we truly need them to support you or to follow local laws.
Your rights & choices
Under GDPR, you have the right to see, fix, or delete your data at any time. You can also ask us to stop using it or move it elsewhere if you change your mind. If you ever feel we aren't handling things right, you can reach out to the Spanish Data Protection Authority (AEPD).
Cookies & Security
We use cookies to help our website work better for you. You can turn these off in your browser if you prefer. We use modern security tools to keep your private details tucked away safely from unauthorized access.
Policy Updates
Every now and then, we might refresh this text to stay current. You can always find the latest version right here.
Last updated: June 2026
Professional Disclaimer
The Parents Boundary Club is a peer support community only. We do not provide legal advice, psychiatric care, therapy or counselling of any kind. Nothing on this site, in our groups, or in any of our materials should be taken as professional, medical, psychological or legal advice.
Our content is for general information and mutual support between parents. It is not a substitute for professional diagnosis, treatment or one‑to‑one care. Always seek the advice of a qualified doctor, mental health professional or lawyer with any questions you may have about your own situation.
If you are in crisis, feel unsafe, or are worried about the safety of a child or another person, contact your local emergency services or crisis hotline immediately. Do not wait for a response from this community.