Daniel Price

Monday - in person

Thursday morning - in person

Thursday afternoon/evening - online 

Friday - in person & online 

Choosing a counsellor can be a big step which can feel daunting. How do you find the therapist who will be right for you? If you are new to counselling, the various theoretical approaches listed by counsellors can be confusing. What feels more important than the theory is the relationship, as we all exist in the presence of others, and it is the relational context which is the foundations of my work.

I'm a fully qualified counsellor, trained primarily in Person-Centred Therapy but I am flexible in my approach and draw on other types of therapy, which centres around you as an individual rather than a set of symptoms. If you need a more practical approach, we can include creative approaches and psychoeducation. 

How can I help?

Difficult life experiences, traumas or current life issues can affect our mental well-being or interpersonal relationships at any time in our lives, which we may find unmanageable. Counselling can help you to understand why you’re feeling and behaving the way you do and help unpick what is going on for you in the here and now, including the anxiety that can occur when these are confronted. I offer the opportunity to both adults and young people, to explore your emotions and thoughts in a safe and confidential space.

I do not claim to hold all the answers, but I will work with you in a non-directive and supportive ways so that over time you can begin to understand yourself in a more authentic, and meaningful way. This may include re-connecting to your unique identity or being able to re-create yourself as life’s meanings change.

Finding a counsellor that you feel a connection with is important. To help with this we can have an informal and confidential phone/online call. We can talk through what you are looking for from counselling and answer any questions you may have without any obligation to work together.

If you feel you may be interested in exploring counselling further, please feel free to contact me. 

Choosing a counsellor can be a big step which can feel daunting. How do you find the therapist who will be right for you? If you are new to counselling, the various theoretical approaches listed by counsellors can be confusing. What feels more important than the theory is the relationship, as we all exist in the presence of others, and it is the relational context which is the foundations of my work.

I'm a fully qualified counsellor, trained primarily in Person-Centred Therapy but I am flexible in my approach and draw on other types of therapy, which centres around you as an individual rather than a set of symptoms. If you need a more practical approach, we can include creative approaches and psychoeducation. 

How can I help?

Difficult life experiences, traumas or current life issues can affect our mental well-being or interpersonal relationships at any time in our lives, which we may find unmanageable. Counselling can help you to understand why you’re feeling and behaving the way you do and help unpick what is going on for you in the here and now, including the anxiety that can occur when these are confronted. I offer the opportunity to both adults and young people, to explore your emotions and thoughts in a safe and confidential space.

I do not claim to hold all the answers, but I will work with you in a non-directive and supportive ways so that over time you can begin to understand yourself in a more authentic, and meaningful way. This may include re-connecting to your unique identity or being able to re-create yourself as life’s meanings change.

Finding a counsellor that you feel a connection with is important. To help with this we can have an informal and confidential phone/online call. We can talk through what you are looking for from counselling and answer any questions you may have without any obligation to work together.

If you feel you may be interested in exploring counselling further, please feel free to contact me.