Terms and Conditions

Last updated: October 30, 2026

This is a translation for your convenience. In case of doubt, the German version applies.

1. Provider and scope

The contracting party is the provider of “securely attached”, whose name, address and email are given in the Imprint. These terms apply to the attachment style test, accounts and the course on securely-attached.ch.

2. Test and free access

The attachment style test and the “Starter” plan are free of charge. An account is for you personally and may not be shared.

3. Purchase

The Basic, Guided and Deep Dive plans are paid for once, with no subscription. Prices are final prices in Swiss francs (CHF). Payment is made through Stripe using the payment methods offered there. Once payment is complete, the plan you bought is unlocked immediately, and you keep access even after the 12 weeks. When you upgrade, the price of your previous plan is credited. The version of these terms in force at the time of your purchase applies.

4. No diagnosis, no treatment, no promise of results

The test and the course summarize published research and suggest exercises. They are not a diagnosis, not a substitute for psychotherapy and not emergency help. No particular outcome is promised. If you’re having a really hard time right now: in Switzerland, Die Dargebotene Hand is there around the clock and anonymously on 143. In acute danger, call 144. Elsewhere, contact your local crisis line or emergency number.

5. Liability

We are liable only for intent and gross negligence. To the extent permitted by law, liability for slight negligence, consequential damage and lost profits is excluded. Mandatory statutory liability remains unaffected.

6. Availability

The website is operated without any guarantee of a particular level of availability. Interruptions for maintenance or for technical reasons are possible.

7. Data protection

How we handle your data is described in the Privacy Policy.

8. Changes, applicable law and place of jurisdiction

These terms may be changed. Swiss law applies. The place of jurisdiction is Bern, unless a mandatory provision prescribes a different place. For consumers, the place of jurisdiction at their own place of residence remains available.