Hey! I’m Danny, a counsellor and psychotherapist offering face-to-face Counselling in East Kilbride as well as online and outdoor therapy sessions.
I work in a person-centred way, which basically means that I believe you are the expert on you. You know your own life, experiences, feelings and needs better than anyone else. As your counsellor, we’ll explore what’s been going on for you and work to make sense of things together. For me, counselling is a relationship built on trust, empathy and transparency.
I work with lots of different people on different paths, including many with ADHD and/or autism, those who have experienced trauma in the past, or who are navigating big changes.
Maybe something from the past is still affecting you. You might be feeling anxious, overwhelmed, low, stuck, or just being particularly hard on yourself.
You might be trying to make sense of your identity or neurodivergence, having difficulties in your relationships, or dealing with a big change in your life. Maybe wondering why things that seem easy for other people feel so difficult for you.
Or maybe you know exactly what's going on, but are struggling to work out what to do with it.
Whatever's going on for you, we can start there and work it out together.
Having been to counselling before I thought I knew what to expect. My counsellor Danny went way beyond my expectations.
I can't find the right words to explain the difference he made to me and my mental health. It's a gift and I am forever grateful.
Danny provided a safe space for me to speak about my feelings without fear of judgment and provided a different perspective on a wide variety of emotions and issues.
I am able to control my anxiety a lot better than I used to, explain my feelings to friends and family, and generally feel happier with myself.
I got out of therapy what I wanted to thanks to my counsellor. I felt heard and non-judged by my counsellor.
My counsellor made me feel like he had the time to listen to me and help me work things out and also gave me new ideas, outlooks and coping techniques