Daniel Correia

I offer online sessions on weekend mornings, making it more accessible and suited to individuals who are not able to have sessions during week days. As I am balancing my private practice with my doctorate, my availability is limited to a very small number of clients seen fortnightly. Although I will try to be flexible whenever possible, any client should consider these limitations prior to us starting therapeutic work. 

I believe having a safe space to express yourself fully is crucial in the path of growth. Although I can offer this space for anyone who needs it, I tend to work more in a directive approach where sessions follow a structured treatment. The session plans are very collaborative and you of course always have a choice on whether to follow planned structure or not. I more experienced in providing support using the following evidence-based approaches:

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) – Working on how your thoughts and actions that may be contributing to your difficulties, and looking at ways to change this to improve your well-being.

Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) – Developing skills to regulate emotions and help build a positive relationship with yourself.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) – Reducing the impact of difficult emotions by becoming more mentally flexible and learning to take actions for a more fulfilling life.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Communicating with the different parts of ourselves to address internal conflicts and difficult past experiences.

Maastricht Interview for Hearing Voices – This is not a therapeutic approach but a tool to help individuals who hear voices to better understand their experiences and help change relationship with them. This would be used with one of the approaches listed above (such as compassion-focused therapy).

I have also received basic training and experience in other approaches so I can integrate elements of them into my practice, including DBT life-skills, psychodynamic, person-centred, motivational interviewing, and transactional analysis. 

I offer 55-minute sessions fortnightly over video calls. I am an Integrative Counsellor currently doing my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. I care about giving my clients tailored treatment with the most innovative methods.

I have experience working in the NHS as part of the Psychology Teams in secondary care services. I am experienced in supporting people with a range of difficulties, but I have found my therapeutic strengths to be most beneficial helping people with anxiety and depression, including the different causes and presentations these, such as bereavement, dissociation, sleep difficulties, obsessive compulsions, strong fears, anger, relationship issues, trauma, burnout, low confidence and self-esteem, perfectionism, and hearing voices. I have a Master’s Degree in Counselling (Distinction), levels 2, 3, and 4 in Therapeutic Counselling Skills, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (First Class). My main approaches are informed by my qualifications, trainings, and specialised supervision to ensure the quality of my practice:

CBT – Experience delivering supervised interventions in mental health services. Training included in the qualifications listed above.

CFT – Basic and advanced clinical skills training from the Compassionate Mind Institute, including training from Paul Gilbert, the creator of Compassion-focused Therapy. I’m also experienced offering it to a range of difficulties across mental health services.

ACT – Part of the Master’s degree training and often practiced during my NHS service.

IFS – Completed Level 1 training from the IFS Institute, along with additional relevant CPD training.

The first session has a lower fee of £45. It is more structured, offering a space to explain expectations of the process, get to know each other, and understand what you wish to benefit from counselling. Based on what you tell me, I will create a formulation to support inform the discussion on the most appropriate therapeutic approach for you. I’ll send some assessment forms which can be filled prior to or during the session depending on what you prefer. I will also send a document with a detailed description of what to expect for your first session. 

I offer online sessions on weekend mornings, making it more accessible and suited to individuals who are not able to have sessions during week days. As I am balancing my private practice with my doctorate, my availability is limited to a very small number of clients seen fortnightly. Although I will try to be flexible whenever possible, any client should consider these limitations prior to us starting therapeutic work. 

I believe having a safe space to express yourself fully is crucial in the path of growth. Although I can offer this space for anyone who needs it, I tend to work more in a directive approach where sessions follow a structured treatment. The session plans are very collaborative and you of course always have a choice on whether to follow planned structure or not. I more experienced in providing support using the following evidence-based approaches:

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) – Working on how your thoughts and actions that may be contributing to your difficulties, and looking at ways to change this to improve your well-being.

Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) – Developing skills to regulate emotions and help build a positive relationship with yourself.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) – Reducing the impact of difficult emotions by becoming more mentally flexible and learning to take actions for a more fulfilling life.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Communicating with the different parts of ourselves to address internal conflicts and difficult past experiences.

Maastricht Interview for Hearing Voices – This is not a therapeutic approach but a tool to help individuals who hear voices to better understand their experiences and help change relationship with them. This would be used with one of the approaches listed above (such as compassion-focused therapy).

I have also received basic training and experience in other approaches so I can integrate elements of them into my practice, including DBT life-skills, psychodynamic, person-centred, motivational interviewing, and transactional analysis. 

I offer 55-minute sessions fortnightly over video calls. I am an Integrative Counsellor currently doing my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. I care about giving my clients tailored treatment with the most innovative methods.

I have experience working in the NHS as part of the Psychology Teams in secondary care services. I am experienced in supporting people with a range of difficulties, but I have found my therapeutic strengths to be most beneficial helping people with anxiety and depression, including the different causes and presentations these, such as bereavement, dissociation, sleep difficulties, obsessive compulsions, strong fears, anger, relationship issues, trauma, burnout, low confidence and self-esteem, perfectionism, and hearing voices. I have a Master’s Degree in Counselling (Distinction), levels 2, 3, and 4 in Therapeutic Counselling Skills, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (First Class). My main approaches are informed by my qualifications, trainings, and specialised supervision to ensure the quality of my practice:

CBT – Experience delivering supervised interventions in mental health services. Training included in the qualifications listed above.

CFT – Basic and advanced clinical skills training from the Compassionate Mind Institute, including training from Paul Gilbert, the creator of Compassion-focused Therapy. I’m also experienced offering it to a range of difficulties across mental health services.

ACT – Part of the Master’s degree training and often practiced during my NHS service.

IFS – Completed Level 1 training from the IFS Institute, along with additional relevant CPD training.

The first session has a lower fee of £45. It is more structured, offering a space to explain expectations of the process, get to know each other, and understand what you wish to benefit from counselling. Based on what you tell me, I will create a formulation to support inform the discussion on the most appropriate therapeutic approach for you. I’ll send some assessment forms which can be filled prior to or during the session depending on what you prefer. I will also send a document with a detailed description of what to expect for your first session. 

I believe having a safe space to express yourself fully is crucial in the path of growth. Although I can offer this space for anyone who needs it, I tend to work more in a directive approach where sessions follow a structured treatment. The session plans are very collaborative and you of course always have a choice on whether to follow planned structure or not. I more experienced in providing support using the following evidence-based approaches:

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) – Working on how your thoughts and actions that may be contributing to your difficulties, and looking at ways to change this to improve your well-being.

Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) – Developing skills to regulate emotions and help build a positive relationship with yourself.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) – Reducing the impact of difficult emotions by becoming more mentally flexible and learning to take actions for a more fulfilling life.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Communicating with the different parts of ourselves to address internal conflicts and difficult past experiences.

Maastricht Interview for Hearing Voices – This is not a therapeutic approach but a tool to help individuals who hear voices to better understand their experiences and help change relationship with them. This would be used with one of the approaches listed above (such as compassion-focused therapy).

I have also received basic training and experience in other approaches so I can integrate elements of them into my practice, including DBT life-skills, psychodynamic, person-centred, motivational interviewing, and transactional analysis. 

I offer 55-minute sessions fortnightly over video calls. I am an Integrative Counsellor currently doing my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. I care about giving my clients tailored treatment with the most innovative methods.

I have experience working in the NHS as part of the Psychology Teams in secondary care services. I am experienced in supporting people with a range of difficulties, but I have found my therapeutic strengths to be most beneficial helping people with anxiety and depression, including the different causes and presentations these, such as bereavement, dissociation, sleep difficulties, obsessive compulsions, strong fears, anger, relationship issues, trauma, burnout, low confidence and self-esteem, perfectionism, and hearing voices. I have a Master’s Degree in Counselling (Distinction), levels 2, 3, and 4 in Therapeutic Counselling Skills, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (First Class). My main approaches are informed by my qualifications, trainings, and specialised supervision to ensure the quality of my practice:

CBT – Experience delivering supervised interventions in mental health services. Training included in the qualifications listed above.

CFT – Basic and advanced clinical skills training from the Compassionate Mind Institute, including training from Paul Gilbert, the creator of Compassion-focused Therapy. I’m also experienced offering it to a range of difficulties across mental health services.

ACT – Part of the Master’s degree training and often practiced during my NHS service.

IFS – Completed Level 1 training from the IFS Institute, along with additional relevant CPD training.

The first session has a lower fee of £45. It is more structured, offering a space to explain expectations of the process, get to know each other, and understand what you wish to benefit from counselling. Based on what you tell me, I will create a formulation to support inform the discussion on the most appropriate therapeutic approach for you. I’ll send some assessment forms which can be filled prior to or during the session depending on what you prefer. I will also send a document with a detailed description of what to expect for your first session. 

I offer online sessions on weekend mornings, making it more accessible and suited to individuals who are not able to have sessions during week days. As I am balancing my private practice with my doctorate, my availability is limited to a very small number of clients seen fortnightly. Although I will try to be flexible whenever possible, any client should consider these limitations prior to us starting therapeutic work. 

I believe having a safe space to express yourself fully is crucial in the path of growth. Although I can offer this space for anyone who needs it, I tend to work more in a directive approach where sessions follow a structured treatment. The session plans are very collaborative and you of course always have a choice on whether to follow planned structure or not. I more experienced in providing support using the following evidence-based approaches:

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) – Working on how your thoughts and actions that may be contributing to your difficulties, and looking at ways to change this to improve your well-being.

Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) – Developing skills to regulate emotions and help build a positive relationship with yourself.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) – Reducing the impact of difficult emotions by becoming more mentally flexible and learning to take actions for a more fulfilling life.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Communicating with the different parts of ourselves to address internal conflicts and difficult past experiences.

Maastricht Interview for Hearing Voices – This is not a therapeutic approach but a tool to help individuals who hear voices to better understand their experiences and help change relationship with them. This would be used with one of the approaches listed above (such as compassion-focused therapy).

I have also received basic training and experience in other approaches so I can integrate elements of them into my practice, including DBT life-skills, psychodynamic, person-centred, motivational interviewing, and transactional analysis. 

I offer 55-minute sessions fortnightly over video calls. I am an Integrative Counsellor currently doing my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. I care about giving my clients tailored treatment with the most innovative methods.

I have experience working in the NHS as part of the Psychology Teams in secondary care services. I am experienced in supporting people with a range of difficulties, but I have found my therapeutic strengths to be most beneficial helping people with anxiety and depression, including the different causes and presentations these, such as bereavement, dissociation, sleep difficulties, obsessive compulsions, strong fears, anger, relationship issues, trauma, burnout, low confidence and self-esteem, perfectionism, and hearing voices. I have a Master’s Degree in Counselling (Distinction), levels 2, 3, and 4 in Therapeutic Counselling Skills, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (First Class). My main approaches are informed by my qualifications, trainings, and specialised supervision to ensure the quality of my practice:

CBT – Experience delivering supervised interventions in mental health services. Training included in the qualifications listed above.

CFT – Basic and advanced clinical skills training from the Compassionate Mind Institute, including training from Paul Gilbert, the creator of Compassion-focused Therapy. I’m also experienced offering it to a range of difficulties across mental health services.

ACT – Part of the Master’s degree training and often practiced during my NHS service.

IFS – Completed Level 1 training from the IFS Institute, along with additional relevant CPD training.

The first session has a lower fee of £45. It is more structured, offering a space to explain expectations of the process, get to know each other, and understand what you wish to benefit from counselling. Based on what you tell me, I will create a formulation to support inform the discussion on the most appropriate therapeutic approach for you. I’ll send some assessment forms which can be filled prior to or during the session depending on what you prefer. I will also send a document with a detailed description of what to expect for your first session. 

I offer online sessions on weekend mornings, making it more accessible and suited to individuals who are not able to have sessions during week days. As I am balancing my private practice with my doctorate, my availability is limited to a very small number of clients seen fortnightly. Although I will try to be flexible whenever possible, any client should consider these limitations prior to us starting therapeutic work. 

I believe having a safe space to express yourself fully is crucial in the path of growth. Although I can offer this space for anyone who needs it, I tend to work more in a directive approach where sessions follow a structured treatment. The session plans are very collaborative and you of course always have a choice on whether to follow planned structure or not. I more experienced in providing support using the following evidence-based approaches:

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) – Working on how your thoughts and actions that may be contributing to your difficulties, and looking at ways to change this to improve your well-being.

Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) – Developing skills to regulate emotions and help build a positive relationship with yourself.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) – Reducing the impact of difficult emotions by becoming more mentally flexible and learning to take actions for a more fulfilling life.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Communicating with the different parts of ourselves to address internal conflicts and difficult past experiences.

Maastricht Interview for Hearing Voices – This is not a therapeutic approach but a tool to help individuals who hear voices to better understand their experiences and help change relationship with them. This would be used with one of the approaches listed above (such as compassion-focused therapy).

I have also received basic training and experience in other approaches so I can integrate elements of them into my practice, including DBT life-skills, psychodynamic, person-centred, motivational interviewing, and transactional analysis. 

I offer 55-minute sessions fortnightly over video calls. I am an Integrative Counsellor currently doing my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. I care about giving my clients tailored treatment with the most innovative methods.

I have experience working in the NHS as part of the Psychology Teams in secondary care services. I am experienced in supporting people with a range of difficulties, but I have found my therapeutic strengths to be most beneficial helping people with anxiety and depression, including the different causes and presentations these, such as bereavement, dissociation, sleep difficulties, obsessive compulsions, strong fears, anger, relationship issues, trauma, burnout, low confidence and self-esteem, perfectionism, and hearing voices. I have a Master’s Degree in Counselling (Distinction), levels 2, 3, and 4 in Therapeutic Counselling Skills, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (First Class). My main approaches are informed by my qualifications, trainings, and specialised supervision to ensure the quality of my practice:

CBT – Experience delivering supervised interventions in mental health services. Training included in the qualifications listed above.

CFT – Basic and advanced clinical skills training from the Compassionate Mind Institute, including training from Paul Gilbert, the creator of Compassion-focused Therapy. I’m also experienced offering it to a range of difficulties across mental health services.

ACT – Part of the Master’s degree training and often practiced during my NHS service.

IFS – Completed Level 1 training from the IFS Institute, along with additional relevant CPD training.

The first session has a lower fee of £45. It is more structured, offering a space to explain expectations of the process, get to know each other, and understand what you wish to benefit from counselling. Based on what you tell me, I will create a formulation to support inform the discussion on the most appropriate therapeutic approach for you. I’ll send some assessment forms which can be filled prior to or during the session depending on what you prefer. I will also send a document with a detailed description of what to expect for your first session. 

I offer online sessions on weekend mornings, making it more accessible and suited to individuals who are not able to have sessions during week days. As I am balancing my private practice with my doctorate, my availability is limited to a very small number of clients seen fortnightly. Although I will try to be flexible whenever possible, any client should consider these limitations prior to us starting therapeutic work. 

I believe having a safe space to express yourself fully is crucial in the path of growth. Although I can offer this space for anyone who needs it, I tend to work more in a directive approach where sessions follow a structured treatment. The session plans are very collaborative and you of course always have a choice on whether to follow planned structure or not. I more experienced in providing support using the following evidence-based approaches:

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) – Working on how your thoughts and actions that may be contributing to your difficulties, and looking at ways to change this to improve your well-being.

Compassion-focused therapy (CFT) – Developing skills to regulate emotions and help build a positive relationship with yourself.

Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) – Reducing the impact of difficult emotions by becoming more mentally flexible and learning to take actions for a more fulfilling life.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Communicating with the different parts of ourselves to address internal conflicts and difficult past experiences.

Maastricht Interview for Hearing Voices – This is not a therapeutic approach but a tool to help individuals who hear voices to better understand their experiences and help change relationship with them. This would be used with one of the approaches listed above (such as compassion-focused therapy).

I have also received basic training and experience in other approaches so I can integrate elements of them into my practice, including DBT life-skills, psychodynamic, person-centred, motivational interviewing, and transactional analysis. 

I offer 55-minute sessions fortnightly over video calls. I am an Integrative Counsellor currently doing my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. I care about giving my clients tailored treatment with the most innovative methods.

I have experience working in the NHS as part of the Psychology Teams in secondary care services. I am experienced in supporting people with a range of difficulties, but I have found my therapeutic strengths to be most beneficial helping people with anxiety and depression, including the different causes and presentations these, such as bereavement, dissociation, sleep difficulties, obsessive compulsions, strong fears, anger, relationship issues, trauma, burnout, low confidence and self-esteem, perfectionism, and hearing voices. I have a Master’s Degree in Counselling (Distinction), levels 2, 3, and 4 in Therapeutic Counselling Skills, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (First Class). My main approaches are informed by my qualifications, trainings, and specialised supervision to ensure the quality of my practice:

CBT – Experience delivering supervised interventions in mental health services. Training included in the qualifications listed above.

CFT – Basic and advanced clinical skills training from the Compassionate Mind Institute, including training from Paul Gilbert, the creator of Compassion-focused Therapy. I’m also experienced offering it to a range of difficulties across mental health services.

ACT – Part of the Master’s degree training and often practiced during my NHS service.

IFS – Completed Level 1 training from the IFS Institute, along with additional relevant CPD training.

The first session has a lower fee of £45. It is more structured, offering a space to explain expectations of the process, get to know each other, and understand what you wish to benefit from counselling. Based on what you tell me, I will create a formulation to support inform the discussion on the most appropriate therapeutic approach for you. I’ll send some assessment forms which can be filled prior to or during the session depending on what you prefer. I will also send a document with a detailed description of what to expect for your first session.