Dan Jones (Oxford Circus, London)
About the Therapist
I work with individuals aged 18+, offering weekly sessions at a regular time slot. I work either short-term, or longer-term, with the possibility of reviews. The length of therapy will depend upon your needs and therapeutic goals. I work in person in my practice close to Oxford Circus Tube Station, or online. I am also open to working in a blended way, with some sessions in person and some online, if this suits a client's requirements.Â
- Gay
- Queer
Website danjonestherapy.com Qualifications
- Diploma in Integrative Counselling, The Minster Centre
- ​Level 5 Certificate in Management and Leadership, Chartered Management Institute
- ​Post-Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Social Work, Bournemouth University
- ​Social Work Practice Teaching Award, Goldsmiths College, University of London
- ​MA/ Diploma in Social Work, Goldsmiths College, University of London
- ​BA (Hons) Physics and Philosophy, University of Oxford
Publications Jones, D.B. (2021). ‘De-colonising My Trans Body: Fanon and the masks I have worn’, Existential Analysis 32(2): 322-332.​ Jones, D.B. (2020). ‘Pluralism: A Home for Gender Fluidity?’, Pluralistic Practice, Available from: https://pluralisticpractice.com/2020/07/29/pluralism-a-home-for-gender-fluidity/
| Award | Awarding body | Year of award |
|---|---|---|
| Diploma in Integrative Counselling | The Minster Centre | 2022 |
My experience
I have worked in mental health services since the late 1990s. I have spent much of this time as a Mental Health Social Worker in NHS and local authority services and have held supervisory and managerial positions. I have also worked as a Mental Health Advisor in a university wellbeing service. As a Social Worker, it has been my role to provide an alternative perspective to the medical model - one which strives not to pathologise distress. As a therapist, I believe that the defences we develop during our lives are ways of coping with adversity. These coping mechanisms can be creative and helpful, even beautiful, but sometimes, they can outlive their usefulness. During my training as a therapist, I have worked in Spectra's Counselling Service (part of their Trans Empowerment Programme).
- Attachment theory (Psychodynamic)
- Existential
- Feminist therapy
- GSRD therapy
- Humanistic
- Integrative
- Neurodivergent
- Person-Centred
- Psychodynamic
- Relational
- Ace | Asexual
- Bi- | Pansexual
- Cross-dresser
- Lesbian
- Non-binary | Genderqueer
- Queer
- Questioning
- Trans
- One to one
- No adaptation
- Adults
- Seniors (60+)
- Young adults (16-24)
- Online
- In Person
Fee structure I offer therapy with a sliding scale, according to your financial circumstances. I am open to discussion if these descriptors do not match your situation: Full Cost: £80 per session
- I can meet all my basic needs very comfortably
- I am employed or have another source of steady income
- I have disposable income once I have paid for accommodation and bills
- I can take holidays and afford leisure activities
- I have savings or inheritance
Reduced Cost: £60 per session
- I can meet all my basic needs comfortably
- I am employed or have another source of income
- I can pay for my accommodation and bills without worry
- I sometimes have to save to afford holidays or leisure activities
- I may have some debts, but they do not prohibit me doing what I would like to do.
Low Cost: £30 per session
- I often stress about meeting my basic needs
- I am unemployed or in lower waged employment
- I am unable to work or undertaking a caring role
- I often forego leisure activities and holidays due to a lack of finances
- I have substantial debts, which prevent me from doing what I would like to do.
Based on http://www.wortsandcunning.com/blog/sliding-scale by Alexis J. Cunningfolk.
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