Daniel Winstanley

Please note, my London Bridge practice is currently full, but I am accepting clients in Edgware and online for therapy commencing January 2025. I will be on leave from 21 December, returning on 6 January and will respond to any enquiries on my return. 

My usual hours are weekday daytimes only - lunchtime and early morning slots are sometimes available. Please contact me for more information. 

My rate for ongoing counselling is generally £80 to £100 depending on your income - we can agree that during your first session.  

Therapy offers a unique opportunity to talk things through in a space that is all about you. Whatever brings you to counselling, I will help you to explore your thoughts and feelings, and locate your own solutions to the problems you are facing. 

I offer a professional, confidential, non-judgemental service. Contact me today to arrange a free, no-obligation phone consultation!

Some of the difficulties that I can help with include:

I recognise it’s a big step accessing counselling, particularly if you have never seen a therapist before. I offer a safe place to explore difficult feelings, thoughts, or experiences that you might be facing.

I offer both short and long-term counselling in person in my room near London Bridge, as well as via telephone and online anywhere in the UK. As well as private referrals, I am registered with AXA Health insurance (provider number DW03840). 

There are a variety of approaches to counselling: as an Integrative counsellor, I bring together elements of different therapies in my counselling toolkit. Each client is unique, and I believe the approach needs to be tailored to your specific needs and goals.

I have a background in equalities work and mental health services. I also have several years’ experience in working with various client groups, including people of trans* and non-binary experience, lesbian, gay and bisexual people, people in non-monogamous relationships, people with disabilities, and people living with HIV and other long-term conditions.

Following my qualification, I gained the experience and expertise to be recognised as a BACP Accredited Counsellor – this means that my practice has been deemed by the BACP to meet their “higher standard as a competent, ethical and independent practitioner”.

I am also a Pink Therapy Advanced Accredited Gender, Sex and Relationship Diversities Therapist, which recognises that I have significant experience in providing a “truly welcoming, inclusive approach” to diverse client groups, and have made "significant contributions to the field".

Research evidence suggests that a strong, trusting therapeutic relationship is essential to effective therapy – therefore I can offer a free half-hour telephone consultation, for you to decide whether you would like to meet with me – just let me know when you’re available.

If we agree to meet, I'll offer an initial assessment appointment - this is an opportunity to explore what is bringing you to therapy in more depth. 

If you or I feel that you would be better supported by another counsellor or service, I can provide you with information about other options.

I encourage you to ask questions about the counselling process and I will do my best to answer these transparently. I tend to have regular reviews/check-ins every few sessions to find out how the therapy is going for you.    

Privacy Policy: I take my commitment to safeguarding your personal information very seriously - mor e information can be found on my privacy notice: http://danielwinstanley.co.uk/privacy-policy 

Please note, my London Bridge practice is currently full, but I am accepting clients in Edgware and online for therapy commencing January 2025. I will be on leave from 21 December, returning on 6 January and will respond to any enquiries on my return.

My usual hours are weekday daytimes only - lunchtime and early morning slots are sometimes available. Please contact me for more information. 

My rate for ongoing counselling is generally £80 to £100 depending on your income - we can agree that during your first session.  

Therapy offers a unique opportunity to talk things through in a space that is all about you. Whatever brings you to counselling, I will help you to explore your thoughts and feelings, and locate your own solutions to the problems you are facing.

I offer a professional, confidential, non-judgemental service. Contact me today to arrange a free, no-obligation phone consultation!

Some of the difficulties that I can help with include:

• Sense of self (e.g. low confidence, self-esteem, sense of identity including identity conflict)
• Addressing guilt and shame
• Relationship difficulties (with partners, friends, or others)
• Life change or loss e.g. career change, bereavement or relationship break-up
• Emotional distress (including mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and panic)
• Facing a difficult decision or transition
• Search for meaning or purpose

I recognise it’s a big step accessing counselling, particularly if you have never seen a therapist before. I offer a safe place to explore difficult feelings, thoughts, or experiences that you might be facing.

I offer both short and long-term counselling in person in a warm, cosy office in my back garden in Edgware. I also see clients online via Zoom. As well as private referrals, I am registered with AXA Health insurance (provider number DW03840).

There are a variety of approaches to counselling: as an Integrative counsellor, I bring together elements of different therapies in my counselling toolkit. Each client is unique, and I believe the approach needs to be tailored to your specific needs and goals.

I have a background in equalities work and mental health services. I also have several years’ experience in working with various client groups, including people of trans and non-binary experience, lesbian, gay and bisexual people, people in non-monogamous relationships, people with disabilities, and people living with HIV and other long-term conditions.

Following my qualification, I gained the experience and expertise to be recognised as a BACP Accredited Counsellor – this means that my practice has been deemed by the BACP to meet their “higher standard as a competent, ethical and independent practitioner”.

I am also a Pink Therapy Advanced Accredited Gender, Sex and Relationship Diversities Therapist, which recognises that I have significant experience in providing a “truly welcoming, inclusive approach” to diverse client groups, and have made "significant contributions to the field".

Research evidence suggests that a strong, trusting therapeutic relationship is essential to effective therapy – therefore I can offer a free half-hour telephone consultation, for you to decide whether you would like to meet with me – just let me know when you’re available.

If we agree to meet, I'll offer an initial assessment appointment - this is an opportunity to explore what is bringing you to therapy in more depth.

If you or I feel that you would be better supported by another counsellor or service, I can provide you with information about other options.

I encourage you to ask questions about the counselling process and I will do my best to answer these transparently. I tend to have regular reviews/check-ins every few sessions to find out how the therapy is going for you.

Privacy Policy: I take my commitment to safeguarding your personal information very seriously - more information can be found on my privacy notice: http://danielwinstanley.co.uk/privacy-policy