Daniel Lazimi

I work integratively with a person-centred foundation, informed by existential, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming perspectives. I see therapy as a space to explore meaning, identity, choice, and responsibility, particularly during times of uncertainty, distress, or transition.

Our work is collaborative and shaped by what matters most to you. I aim to offer a respectful, containing therapeutic relationship where you can reflect on your experiences, notice patterns, and consider how your history, current circumstances, and sense of direction influence the way you live your life. I work at a pace that supports emotional safety and attunement, with sensitivity to how trauma, difference, and lived experience can shape our capacity to engage honestly with ourselves and others.

Within this space, therapy can support exploration of meaning, agency, and responsibility. We can look at where life may feel chaotic, stuck, or overwhelming, and where values, structure, and conscious choice might restore a sense of orientation. This includes reflecting on what you are carrying, what may no longer serve you, and how to shape a life that feels more authentic and aligned with what matters to you.

Alongside my counselling training, I have six years’ experience as a registered mental health nurse. This background supports me to work thoughtfully with complexity, risk, and safeguarding, while remaining grounded in ethical, relational practice. My experience includes work in a private substance misuse and rehabilitation clinic, supporting students with neurodiversity and disabilities in higher education, and I am currently working as a school counsellor in a specialist SEN setting.

I have experience supporting adolescents, young people, and adults with anxiety and low mood; trauma, emotional regulation difficulties; neurodivergence; self-harm and high-risk behaviours; substance misuse; and difficulties relating to identity, self-esteem, and relationships.

I offer a safe, confidential space to explore life’s challenges, transitions, and complexities. Drawing on trauma-aware, neurodiversity-affirming, and existential perspectives, I support clients to reflect on meaning, identity, and personal growth. I work with adults and young people experiencing anxiety, low mood, trauma, self-esteem or relational difficulties, and other mental health challenges.

I offer online therapy and face-to-face sessions in Bolton and Bury. I provide a free 30-minute phone or online consultation to help you decide if my approach is the right fit. Concessions are available for students or individuals experiencing financial difficulties.

I offer a complimentary 20–30 minute telephone or video consultation to explore what you are seeking from therapy, outline how I work, and consider whether we would be a suitable fit; if appropriate, you may then choose to arrange an initial face-to-face session. Some individuals prefer to use up to four initial consultations as a space for focused reflection and formulation before committing to ongoing therapy, and where I feel another practitioner may be better suited to your needs, I can suggest alternative options.

I work integratively with a person-centred foundation, informed by existential, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming perspectives. I see therapy as a space to explore meaning, identity, choice, and responsibility, particularly during times of uncertainty, distress, or transition.

Our work is collaborative and shaped by what matters most to you. I aim to offer a respectful, containing therapeutic relationship where you can reflect on your experiences, notice patterns, and consider how your history, current circumstances, and sense of direction influence the way you live your life. I work at a pace that supports emotional safety and attunement, with sensitivity to how trauma, difference, and lived experience can shape our capacity to engage honestly with ourselves and others.

Within this space, therapy can support exploration of meaning, agency, and responsibility. We can look at where life may feel chaotic, stuck, or overwhelming, and where values, structure, and conscious choice might restore a sense of orientation. This includes reflecting on what you are carrying, what may no longer serve you, and how to shape a life that feels more authentic and aligned with what matters to you.

Alongside my counselling training, I have six years’ experience as a registered mental health nurse. This background supports me to work thoughtfully with complexity, risk, and safeguarding, while remaining grounded in ethical, relational practice. My experience includes work in a private substance misuse and rehabilitation clinic, supporting students with neurodiversity and disabilities in higher education, and I am currently working as a school counsellor in a specialist SEN setting.

I have experience supporting adolescents, young people, and adults with anxiety and low mood; trauma, emotional regulation difficulties; neurodivergence; self-harm and high-risk behaviours; substance misuse; and difficulties relating to identity, self-esteem, and relationships.

I offer a safe, confidential space to explore life’s challenges, transitions, and complexities. Drawing on trauma-aware, neurodiversity-affirming, and existential perspectives, I support clients to reflect on meaning, identity, and personal growth. I work with adults and young people experiencing anxiety, low mood, trauma, self-esteem or relational difficulties, and other mental health challenges.

I offer online therapy and face-to-face sessions in Prestwich and Chorlton. I provide a free 30-minute phone or online consultation to help you decide if my approach is the right fit. Concessions are available for students or individuals experiencing financial difficulties.

I offer a complimentary 20–30 minute telephone or video consultation to explore what you are seeking from therapy, outline how I work, and consider whether we would be a suitable fit; if appropriate, you may then choose to arrange an initial face-to-face session. Some individuals prefer to use up to four initial consultations as a space for focused reflection and formulation before committing to ongoing therapy, and where I feel another practitioner may be better suited to your needs, I can suggest alternative options.

I work integratively with a person-centred foundation, informed by existential, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming perspectives. I see therapy as a space to explore meaning, identity, choice, and responsibility, particularly during times of uncertainty, distress, or transition.

Our work is collaborative and shaped by what matters most to you. I aim to offer a respectful, containing therapeutic relationship where you can reflect on your experiences, notice patterns, and consider how your history, current circumstances, and sense of direction influence the way you live your life. I work at a pace that supports emotional safety and attunement, with sensitivity to how trauma, difference, and lived experience can shape our capacity to engage honestly with ourselves and others.

Within this space, therapy can support exploration of meaning, agency, and responsibility. We can look at where life may feel chaotic, stuck, or overwhelming, and where values, structure, and conscious choice might restore a sense of orientation. This includes reflecting on what you are carrying, what may no longer serve you, and how to shape a life that feels more authentic and aligned with what matters to you.

Alongside my counselling training, I have six years’ experience as a registered mental health nurse. This background supports me to work thoughtfully with complexity, risk, and safeguarding, while remaining grounded in ethical, relational practice. My experience includes work in a private substance misuse and rehabilitation clinic, supporting students with neurodiversity and disabilities in higher education, and I am currently working as a school counsellor in a specialist SEN setting.

I have experience supporting adolescents, young people, and adults with anxiety and low mood; trauma, emotional regulation difficulties; neurodivergence; self-harm and high-risk behaviours; substance misuse; and difficulties relating to identity, self-esteem, and relationships.

I offer a safe, confidential space to explore life’s challenges, transitions, and complexities. Drawing on trauma-aware, neurodiversity-affirming, and existential perspectives, I support clients to reflect on meaning, identity, and personal growth. I work with adults and young people experiencing anxiety, low mood, trauma, self-esteem or relational difficulties, and other mental health challenges.

I offer online therapy and face-to-face sessions in Bury and Prestwich. I provide a free 30-minute phone or online consultation to help you decide if my approach is the right fit. Concessions are available for students or individuals experiencing financial difficulties.

I offer a complimentary 20–30 minute telephone or video consultation to explore what you are seeking from therapy, outline how I work, and consider whether we would be a suitable fit; if appropriate, you may then choose to arrange an initial face-to-face session. Some individuals prefer to use up to four initial consultations as a space for focused reflection and formulation before committing to ongoing therapy, and where I feel another practitioner may be better suited to your needs, I can suggest alternative options.

I work integratively with a person-centred foundation, informed by existential, trauma-informed, and neurodiversity-affirming perspectives. I see therapy as a space to explore meaning, identity, choice, and responsibility, particularly during times of uncertainty, distress, or transition.

Our work is collaborative and shaped by what matters most to you. I aim to offer a respectful, containing therapeutic relationship where you can reflect on your experiences, notice patterns, and explore how past, present, and future experiences intersect. I work at a pace that supports emotional safety and attunement, with sensitivity to how trauma, difference, and lived experience can shape the ways we relate to ourselves and others.

Alongside my counselling training, I have six years’ experience as a registered mental health nurse. This background supports me to work thoughtfully with complexity, risk, and safeguarding, while remaining grounded in ethical, relational practice. My nursing experience includes work in a private substance misuse and rehabilitation clinic, as well as within higher education, supporting students with neurodiversity and disabilities. I am currently working as a school counsellor in a specialist SEN setting.

I have experience supporting adolescents, young people, and adults with anxiety and low mood; trauma and complex trauma; emotional regulation difficulties; neurodivergence, including autism and ADHD; self-harm and high-risk behaviours; substance misuse and recovery; and difficulties relating to identity, self-esteem, and relationships.

I offer a safe, confidential space to explore life’s challenges, transitions, and complexities. Drawing on trauma-aware, neurodiversity-affirming, and existential perspectives, I support clients to reflect on meaning, identity, and personal growth. I work with adults and young people experiencing anxiety, low mood, trauma, self-esteem or relational difficulties, and other mental health challenges.

I offer online therapy and face-to-face sessions in Chorlton and Prestwich. I provide a free 30-minute phone or online consultation to help you decide if my approach is the right fit. Concessions are available for students or individuals experiencing financial difficulties.

I offer a complimentary 20–30 minute telephone or video consultation to explore what you are seeking from therapy, outline how I work, and consider whether we would be a suitable fit; if appropriate, you may then choose to arrange an initial face-to-face session. Some individuals prefer to use up to four initial consultations as a space for focused reflection and formulation before committing to ongoing therapy, and where I feel another practitioner may be better suited to your needs, I can suggest alternative options.