Daniel Angel

Daniel Angel is a psychotherapeutic counsellor who holds a firm belief in the positive nature of people. He works from the view that most individuals aim to do what is best for themselves and that there is an underlying desire to fulfil one’s true potential.

He also believes that each person is the expert on their own life, even when that certainty is hard to feel. Early life messages that were critical or judgmental can become internalised, prompting the sense that worth depends on thinking, feeling or behaving in particular ways. Because people need to feel valued, personal meanings and experiences can be pushed aside when fitting in becomes the priority.

His aim is to offer an environment where clients can safely explore and express deep conflicts, feelings, emotions and desires without being judged and with attention to confidentiality. In that space clients can strengthen, accept and broaden their sense of identity and by facing difficult material, reconsider beliefs that once served a purpose but now limit them.

Accepting vulnerability and looking inward to change and grow is one of the most courageous steps a person can take. Visiting Daniel Angel’s page can represent the first step; if someone is ready to continue, they can contact him to arrange a 30 or 45 minute individual counselling session.