Daniel Lee

I have availability on Wednesdays in West Dulwich (South London) and on Fridays in Peckham (South London). I offer online sessions on these days too.

I am an experienced Psychotherapist & Counsellor and I specialize in working Relationally: supporting individuals better understand the way they relate with themselves, with others, and with the world around them.

For the past 13 years I have worked across mental health, wellbeing and therapeutic roles, including: in private therapy practice, at a community counselling centre, LGBTQ+ therapeutic services, a creative arts university, an engineering university, adult mental health services, secondary schools, and support for asylum seekers and refugees.

As well as working with individuals, I also specialize in working with couples & relationships, and am a clinical supervisor for other counsellors and therapists.

I am a member of the BACP and I hold a MSc in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy from the Metanoia Institute in London. I also have the following qualifications: Level 7 Post-Grad Diploma in TA Psychotherapy; Level 6 Post-Grad Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling; Certificate in Couples & Relationship Therapy; Diploma in Clinical Supervision (currently completing).

I work in a way that is relational, empathic and non-judgmental. As you bring your thoughts and feelings I will hold space for them, ask questions that might help us learn more, and offer reflections. I also believe that authenticity in the relationship involves gentle challenge, and that honest feedback can evoke meaningful change. Therefore empathy and challenge are at the heart of the therapy.

In our sessions I integrate different models of therapy, tailored to what you might need. One of these models is called Transactional Analysis: an approach that helps us understand the ways we relate with ourselves and others. We can also explore the connection between your body and mind, and use creativity as a way to access feelings that are harder to reach. Together, we can give space for thoughts and emotions to emerge, make meaning of your experiences, and find ways forwards.

I work with a broad range of topics, but some of the areas I have in depth experience in working with include: Relationships, Anxiety, LGBTQ+ identity, Sexuality, Intimacy, Spirituality, Culture, Religion, Shame, Depression, Stress, Family, Friendships, Bereavement, Belonging, Difficult Emotions, Anger, Mental health, Intergenerational Friction, Trauma, Abuse, Self-confidence, Fear, Change, Work or Studies, and Life decisions.

Individual therapy - £85 per session

Individual therapy (students & under 30s) - £80 per session

Introductory session: £50

Couples therapy - £115 per session

Clinical Supervision - £75 per session

To begin, we can book an introductory 50 minute session. This is offered at the reduced cost of £50, and can be in-person or online.

Here you can share what brings you to therapy, ask any important questions, and decide whether you would like to work together. We would then book weekly sessions for the same time each week.

If you need a slightly different format in order to be able to access therapy, we can discuss what might work best for you.

I have availability on Wednesdays in West Dulwich (South London) and on Fridays in Peckham (South London). I offer online sessions on these days too.

You can find more information on my website: www.dannyleetherapy.com

I am an experienced Psychotherapist & Counsellor and I specialize in working Relationally: supporting individuals better understand the way they relate with themselves, with others, and with the world around them.

For the past 13 years I have worked across mental health, wellbeing and therapeutic roles, including: in private therapy practice, at a community counselling centre, LGBTQ+ therapeutic services, a creative arts university, an engineering university, adult mental health services, secondary schools, and support for asylum seekers and refugees.

As well as working with individuals, I also specialize in working with couples & relationships, and am a clinical supervisor for other counsellors and therapists.

I am a member of the BACP and I hold a MSc in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy from the Metanoia Institute in London. I also have the following qualifications: Level 7 Post-Grad Diploma in TA Psychotherapy; Level 6 Post-Grad Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling; Certificate in Couples & Relationship Therapy; Diploma in Clinical Supervision (currently completing).

I work in a way that is relational, empathic and non-judgmental. As you bring your thoughts and feelings I will hold space for them, ask questions that might help us learn more, and offer reflections. I also believe that authenticity in the relationship involves gentle challenge, and that honest feedback can evoke meaningful change. Therefore empathy and challenge are at the heart of the therapy.

In our sessions I integrate different models of therapy, tailored to what you might need. One of these models is called Transactional Analysis: an approach that helps us understand the ways we relate with ourselves and others. We can also explore the connection between your body and mind, and use creativity as a way to access feelings that are harder to reach. Together, we can give space for thoughts and emotions to emerge, make meaning of your experiences, and find ways forwards.

I work with a broad range of topics, but some of the areas I have in depth experience in working with include: Relationships, Anxiety, LGBTQ+ identity, Sexuality, Intimacy, Spirituality, Culture, Religion, Shame, Depression, Stress, Family, Friendships, Bereavement, Belonging, Difficult Emotions, Anger, Mental health, Intergenerational Friction, Trauma, Abuse, Self-confidence, Fear, Change, Work or Studies, and Life decisions.

Individual therapy - £85 per session

Individual therapy (students & under 30s) - £80 per session

Introductory session: £50

Couples therapy - £115 per session

Clinical Supervision - £75 per session

To begin, we can book an introductory 50 minute session. This is offered at the reduced cost of £50, and can be in-person or online.

Here you can share what brings you to therapy, ask any important questions, and decide whether you would like to work together. We would then book weekly sessions for the same time each week.

If you need a slightly different format in order to be able to access therapy, we can discuss what might work best for you.