FAQs
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Fees range from £80–£100 per session, depending on your circumstances – we discuss that in the assessment session.
A limited number of reduced-fee spaces are available for those on lower incomes – please contact me if you would like to know more.
The easiest way to make contact is via email – counselling@danielwinstanley.co.uk.
Research evidence suggests that a strong, trusting therapeutic relationship is essential to effective therapy – therefore I can offer a free half-hour telephone consultation, for you to decide whether you would like to meet with me – just let me know when you’re available.
The next step is an initial assessment session (50 minutes) to explore your needs in more depth and consider whether I am the right person to support you.
The number of sessions can be discussed at your assessment session. This depends on your goals for therapy, although I usually recommend a minimum of 6 sessions. I offer short-term, long-term and open-ended therapy, but I have regular reviews with clients to make sure that counselling is still meeting your needs.
I am registered with
- AXA Health (formerly AXA PPP): Provider Number DW03840
- WPA: Provider Number 921472196
- Aviva: Provider Number 600196776
If you a registered with another insurance company, it may still be possible to work together, so please feel free to get in touch.
Please contact me to discuss availability. Unfortunately I do not offer evening or weekend sessions at the moment, although early morning or lunchtime sessions are possible.
My room at London Bridge is on the 2nd floor (there is a lift) but more accessible rooms are available on request.
The building is wheelchair accessible via a portable ramp at the front door, and has wheelchair access to the lift and toilet facilities.
Unfortunately my Edgware office is not wheelchair accessible.
Please get in touch to discuss any access requirements and I will do my best to accommodate you (I’m happy to have a video call with you to show you my setup).
I consider requests on a case-by-case basis (some countries have different laws and jurisdiction issues) – please get in touch for more information.
No, unfortunately I am do not currently work with people under the age of 18.