“I chose to work with Daniel because he's a queer therapist with an understanding of how structural and systemic factors can impact your mental health. I knew that he would take a holistic approach when working with me which was exactly what I needed. I needed a safe space where I could explore my gender identity as well as past traumas and challenges that were having an impact on my day-to-day life. I would recommend Daniel if you are looking for a therapist who will gently hold space for you as well as offering questions for self enquiry.”

“Calm, sensitive, intelligent and intuitive. Daniel is a dream to work with.”

Fees and Sessions
I offer psychotherapy on a long-term, open-ended or shorter, fixed-term basis.

My fee is £55 per weekly session. £65 per fortnightly session.
I can receive payments via bank transfer or paypal in advance of the session.

I usually see clients once a week, and also accommodate fortnightly or bi weekly slots if possible and suitable. Sessions are at the same time each week and last for 55 minutes. 

I offer a limited number of reduced rate spaces for student therapists and people who are underemployed. Please note, these are subject to availability.

Scheduling an Appointment
I understand that sharing thoughts, feelings and experiences can be an unsettling prospect for many of us. It was the same for me when I began therapy for the first time.


If you would like to talk to me about starting psychotherapy together, please fill in your details below and I will respond to you as soon as possible.



Contact
Once we’ve been in touch, I can let you know about availability and we can then arrange an initial consultation which is 30 minutes long, free of charge.

The initial consultation is not a therapy session but more an opportunity for you to meet me, discuss your intentions for starting therapy and to feel into whether the support I can offer would be useful to you.

There is no expectation or obligation that you begin therapy with me after this initial free session.

In truth, we have to integrate our wounds into our understanding of who we are and what we are really capable of, so that we can be whole human beings

Angel Kyodo Williams