Daniel Brown

I am available Wednesday to Friday.

I am a fully-qualified and experienced psychotherapist and counsellor, registered with the Â鶹ԭ´´ and the UKCP. 

I offer talking therapy whilst walking or sitting in natural settings such as woodlands. 

I offer support for a wide range of problems by helping you become more aware of the patterns in your life that contribute to these problems, and how you might change them.  

I aim to provide a safe space so that you can explore what you need to. I am a compassionate and non-judgemental therapist.

I trained as a Gestalt therapist, a relational approach that focuses on what is happening here-and-now and how this is influenced by our past relationships as well as social and cultural aspects of our lives.

Alongside my private practice, I work in a local university. I have also worked in bereavement services and an NHS acute mental health ward. 

I hold sessions outdoors in nature, usually woodlands. We walk or sit during these sessions, as you wish. 

This is an alternative to the traditional therapy setting (sitting in a room, face-to-face) which suits some more than others - perhaps those less comfortable with the traditional setting, as well as those that love being outdoors. 

Some people have concerns about safety and/or confidentiality when meeting outdoors. I pay very careful attention to this, and we will discuss this when we meet. 

I offer a free phone consultation where you can say what you want help with, and ask any questions that you have. 

Following this, we can arrange an introductory session / sessions, in which we can find out whether we work well together and whether I might be able to help you with whatever is bringing you to therapy. 

I am available Wednesday to Friday. 

I am a fully-qualified and experienced psychotherapist and counsellor, registered with the Â鶹ԭ´´ and the UKCP. 

I offer talking therapy, walking or sitting in natural settings such as woodlands. 

I offer support for a wide range of problems by helping you become more aware of the patterns in your life that contribute to these problems, and how you might change them.  

I aim to provide a safe enough space for you to explore what you need to. I do this with compassion, and without judgement. I believe it is the quality of our relationship that is most important in therapy. 

I trained as a Gestalt therapist, a relational and holistic approach that focuses on what is happening here-and-now, how we are influenced by other relationships and the wider social and cultural aspects of our lives.

Alongside my private practice, I work in a local university. I have also worked in bereavement services and an NHS acute mental health ward. 

I hold sessions outdoors in nature, usually woodlands. We walk or sit during these sessions, as you wish. 

This is an alternative to the traditional therapy setting (sitting in a room, face-to-face) which suits some more than others - perhaps those less comfortable with the traditional setting, as well as those that love being outdoors. 

Some people have concerns about safety and/or confidentiality when meeting outdoors. I pay very careful attention to this, and we will discuss this when we meet. 

I offer a free phone consultation where you can say what you want help with, and ask any questions that you have. 

Following this, we can arrange an introductory session / sessions, in which we can get a sense of whether we work well together and whether I can help you with whatever is bringing you to therapy. 

I am available Wednesdays to Fridays.

I am a fully-qualified and experienced psychotherapist and counsellor, registered with the Â鶹ԭ´´ and the UKCP.

I offer talking therapy, walking or sitting in natural settings such as woodlands.

I offer support for a wide range of problems by helping you become more aware of the patterns in your life that contribute to these problems, and how you might change them.

I aim to provide a safe enough space for you to explore what you need to. I do this with compassion, and without judgement. I believe it is the quality of our relationship that is most important in therapy.

I trained as a Gestalt therapist, a relational and holistic approach that focuses on what is happening here-and-now, how we are influenced by other relationships, and the wider social and cultural aspects of our lives.

Alongside my private practice, I work in a local university. I have also worked in bereavement services and an NHS acute mental health ward.

I hold sessions outdoors in nature, usually woodlands. We walk or sit during these sessions, as you wish. 

This is an alternative to the traditional therapy setting (sitting in a room, face-to-face) which suits some more than others - perhaps those less comfortable with the traditional setting, as well as those that love being outdoors. 

Some people have concerns about safety and/or confidentiality when meeting outdoors. I pay very careful attention to this, and we will discuss this when we meet. 

I offer a free phone consultation where you can say what you want help with, and ask any questions that you have. 

Following this, we can arrange an introductory session / sessions, in which we can get a sense of whether we work well together and whether I can help you with whatever is bringing you to therapy.