Dr Dan Moore

Specialist Counselling Psychologist
DProf Counselling Psychology 2024 · MSc Forensic Psychology · BSc Psychology

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Quick facts

Biography

I feel the heart of any therapeutic engagement is the relationship built between two people. Therapy can be a daunting journey for anyone, having a safe and trusting space to explore these feelings is crucial.

approach to treatment

I believe that a safe, thoughtful, and non-judgemental therapeutic space provides the best opportunity for meaningful exploration and lasting change. Building a trusting relationship is central to my work, particularly during times when life may feel challenging or overwhelming. In keeping with both my professional training and personal values, I take a flexible and collaborative approach, adapting therapy to meet each client’s individual needs. While my core training is in CBT and psychodynamic psychotherapy, I also draw on approaches including EMDR, Compassion-Focused Therapy, and systemic ideas, integrating these where appropriate to support each person’s unique therapeutic journey.

areas of interest / specialism

Prior to joining The London Centre, I worked across inpatient forensic services, a community psychodynamic psychotherapy service, and an NHS specialist trauma service. I also have experience in private practice, working with adults presenting with a range of psychological difficulties. My clinical experience includes anxiety, depression, OCD, substance misuse, personality difficulties, developmental conditions, PTSD, and complex trauma. I have worked with individuals from diverse backgrounds and tailor therapy to meet each person’s unique needs and goals.

specialised Training

  • CBT-E for Anorexia and Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD)
  • EMDR for Trauma (2026)
  • Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Training
  • Schema Therapy
  • Systemic Therapy
  • Compassion-Focused Therapy

Senior Roles and Notable Prior Posts

  • NHS Specialist Trauma Service (PTSD and Complex Trauma)
  • Inpatient Forensic Services
  • Community-Based Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Service
  • Private Practice Specialist Psychologist

Q&A with Dan

The first meeting is an important chance for us to actually meet as people. Seeking support can be daunting. So, it’s a chance for us to explore the challenges and begin mapping out a possible way through in a collaborative, thoughtful way.