Daniel Brown

I am available on Fridays in Marlow.

I am a fully-qualified and experienced counsellor and psychotherapist, registered with the BACP and UKCP.

I offer sessions walking or sitting in natural settings, usually woodlands.

The essence of my (gestalt) approach is awareness through open and honest dialogue between us. This can help you understand more fully what is bringing you to therapy, and what can change. I believe that through deeper contact with 'what is', change becomes possible.

Beyond any therapeutic approach, it is the quality and depth of the therapeutic relationship that is most beneficial. I am compassionate, non-judgemental and direct therapist with whom you can explore what you need to.

I offer support for a wide range of personal, relational and situational problems. My areas of special interest include neurodivergence, shame, belonging, anxiety, depressive experience, and loss.

I am committed to anti-oppressive practice, and pay close attention to the impact of social location, such as race, gender, sexuality, class and disability.

I have worked with a wide range of people in a variety of settings. Alongside my private practice, I work in a local university, and have previously worked in bereavement services and an NHS acute mental health ward. 

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

This is an alternative to traditional therapy which suits some people, including those who feel a deep connection with nature.

I offer a free brief phone consultation where you can tell me what you are looking for and ask any questions that you have. 

Following this, we can arrange an introductory session where we can explore what brings you to counselling in more depth, and find out whether we are a good fit. 

My availability is Wednesday to Friday, preferably daytimes

I am a fully-qualified and experienced counsellor and psychotherapist, registered with the BACP and UKCP.

I offer sessions walking or sitting in natural settings, usually woodlands.

The essence of my approach is to support growth in awareness through open and honest dialogue between us. This can help you understand what you need more fully and how you might communicate this, which can lead to desired changes in your life. 

Beyond any approach, I believe it is the quality and depth of the therapeutic relationship that is most beneficial. I am compassionate, non-judgemental and direct therapist with whom you can explore what you need to.

I offer support for a wide range of personal and relational problems. My areas of interest include neurodivergence, shame, anxiety, depression and loss. I am committed to anti-oppressive practice, and pay close attention to the impact of social location, such as race, gender, sexuality, class and  physical ability. 

I have worked with a wide range of people. Alongside my private practice, I work in a local university, and have previously worked in an NHS acute mental health ward and various bereavement services. 

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

This is an alternative to the traditional therapy setting which suits some people, including those who feel a connection with nature.

I offer a free brief phone consultation where you can say what you are looking for, ask any questions that you have.

Following this, we can arrange an introductory session in which you can say more about what brings you to counselling, we can find out whether we are a good fit. 

I am available Wednesday to Friday. 

I am a fully-qualified and experienced counsellor and psychotherapist, registered with the BACP and UKCP. 

I offer sessions walking or sitting in natural settings, usually woodlands.

The essence of my (gestalt) approach is awareness through open and honest dialogue between us. This can help you understand more fully what is bringing you to therapy, and what can change. I believe that through deeper contact with 'what is', change becomes possible.

Beyond any therapeutic approach, it is the quality and depth of the therapeutic relationship that is most beneficial. I am compassionate, non-judgemental and direct therapist with whom you can explore what you need to.

I offer support for a wide range of personal, relational and situational problems. My areas of special interest include neurodivergence, shame, belonging, anxiety, depressive experience, and loss.

I am committed to anti-oppressive practice, and pay close attention to the impact of social location, such as race, gender, sexuality, class and disability.

I have worked with a wide range of people in a variety of settings. Alongside my private practice, I work in a local university, and have previously worked in bereavement services and an NHS acute mental health ward. 

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

This is an alternative to the traditional therapy setting which suits some people, including those who feel a connection with nature.

I offer a free brief phone consultation where you can say what you are looking for, ask any questions that you have. 

Following this, we can arrange an introductory session in which you can say more about what brings you to counselling now, we can find out whether we are a good fit.