Daniel Bellerby

I offer flexible, client‑led booking — including early‑morning and evening ‘out‑of‑hours’ sessions — and can accommodate changing rotas, such as those for NHS staff, emergency services, and others whose work patterns are irregular. 

I currently offer online and in-person sessions throughout the day on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. I also offer online Saturday morning sessions.

Sessions are priced on an honour‑based, self‑select scale, so the cost reflects what you can afford.

Daniel, BSc (Hons), PgDip, MA, FRSPH, MBACP, MNCPS (acc) 

I am an integrative, relational psychotherapist offering individual, couple, family, and friendship work in York and Beverley, as well as secure online sessions for clients across the UK and abroad. (I also offer business and EAP therapy provision - please contact me directly.)

My practice, Therapy With Daniel, is grounded in the belief that the relationship between therapist and client is part of how change happens, not just the space in which it takes place, and that honest, non‑judgemental curiosity about who you are can help make lasting change possible.

I offer flexible, client‑led booking — including early‑morning and evening ‘out‑of‑hours’ sessions — and can accommodate changing rotas, such as those for NHS staff, emergency services, and others whose work patterns are irregular. Sessions are priced on an honour‑based, self‑select scale, so the cost reflects what you can afford.

My practice is non‑judgemental, empathetic, and evidence‑informed, giving you agency and adapting to your pace rather than expecting you to fit a fixed model. All are welcome: I aim to be affirming for LGBTQ+ clients and equally open to those from traditional religious, cultural, or family backgrounds.

I have an Enhanced DBS check for working with children and vulnerable adults.

How I work:

I work relationally and practise integrative psychotherapy across individual, couple, and psychosexual work. My training enables me to draw on psychodynamic, attachment, person‑centred, somatic, transactional analysis, emotion‑focused, CBT, ACT, solution‑focused, existential, and systemic frameworks without imposing a single model on every client.

Session formats, fees, and availability:

All work draws on the same relational and integrative foundation, whether we meet in person, by secure video call, or by phone.

* Individual therapy: 50‑minute sessions, honour‑based self‑select fee between £65 and £85 per session.

* Under‑24s: Reduced‑rate therapy at £45 for students and young adults.

* Couples, partners, families, and friendships: 90‑minute sessions, fee £95 per session.

* Business & EAP: Confidential, short‑term therapy for employees and professionals via organisational referral or direct booking; 50‑minute sessions with flexible plans.

I offer flexible, client‑led booking, including early‑morning and evening ‘out‑of‑hours’ sessions, and can accommodate changing rotas for NHS staff, emergency services, and others with irregular work patterns. Sessions are priced on an honour‑based, self‑select scale, reflecting what you can afford.

Examples of work to help you think about what we might focus on:

I work with adults and young adults (aged 16+) on a wide range of issues, including:

* Anxiety, panic, and stress

* Relationship and family difficulties, including conflict, disconnection, and life transitions

* Low mood, loneliness, and a sense of disconnection

* Sleep difficulties and burnout

* Work‑related stress, career change, and professional identity

* Bereavement and other losses

* Trauma and difficult experiences

* Identity‑related concerns, including masculinity, sexuality, and life-stage transitions

* Menstrual or menopause‑related changes

* Domestic abuse, coercive control, and abusive behaviour (including work with people seeking to change harmful patterns)

Consultation, first step:

Reaching out is often the hardest part, and many people wait before making that first move — that’s completely normal. I offer a free 20‑minute phone call consultation to explore what brings you to therapy, answer any practical questions, and help us both gauge whether working together feels right, with no obligation to continue.

What to expect in your first session:

Beyond the consultation, your first session is a chance to talk through what's brought you to therapy in more depth, ask any questions, and get a clearer sense of whether we're a good fit to work together — there's no pressure to have everything figured out beforehand.

I'll ask about your current situation and what you're hoping for, and we'll begin to explore how integrative, relational therapy might support you, working at your pace rather than fitting you into a fixed structure.

Sessions can take place in person in York and Beverley, or securely online by video or phone, whichever suits you best.

Intake Assessment:

We will complete an intake assessment to meet the ethical and insurance guidelines I follow in order to practise. It is an easy-to-use ‘click-through’ form. Depending on which is easiest for you, it can be completed in your own time or in the first session.

Contact:

You can contact me by email at daniel@therapy-with-daniel.com, WhatsApp: @therapydaniel, or via my website (www.therapy-with-daniel.com) to arrange a consultation or enquire further.