Popular psychotherapist, life coach and public speaker, Daniel Fryer is tackling the damaging effects of mental health disorders one appointment and speech at a time. By letting unhealthy anxieties go and valuing healthier thought patterns, he believes that people can live fuller, happier lives. When booked for events, Daniel arms audiences with the strategies needed to turn their lives around. For corporate clients, such a transformative impact will improve the productivity and wellbeing of their workplace.
Daniel has spent well over a decade aiding his patient’s emotional recovery, to overcome disorders including depression, anxiety, stress, and more. As the world of work continues to ramp up the pressure, workplace stress has become a prevalent issue faced by employees everywhere. Daniel is on the frontlines of this battle; with CBT and hypnotherapy, he is changing people’s perception of their work/life balance. As specified in his book, The Four Thoughts That F*ck You Up, Daniel helps sufferers tackle their negative emotions head-on.
Having worked as a journalist during the early years of his career, Daniel knows more than most the pressure of strict deadlines and unrealistic expectations. Since then, he has worked at the Priory Hospital Bristol, and ran multiple successful clinics and private practices across the country. With a BA in Journalism and Sociology, an MSc in Rational-Emotive and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and diplomas in Clinical Hypnotherapy and CBT, Daniel is a highly qualified professional, and experienced, psychotherapist.
At the Royal Brompton Hospital, Daniel specialised in Cardiac Syndrome X, a complex yet debilitating pain disorder, while at the Occupational Health Division of Medicentre he worked with addicts and those suffering from work-related stress. His life-changing CBT treatment supplies patients with a framework for better health, made possible with his judgment-free practice and therapy dog, Lara. His rescue Staffordshire Bull Terrier has become a superstar in her own right and has appeared in several publications – she may even make an appearance at your event!
When booked for events, Daniel delivers actional strategies for mental wellbeing with charm and professionalism. His expert manner of tackling such challenging topics as depression and addiction instantly puts his audience at ease, while his solution-driven approach to workplace-stress benefits business leaders and their employees alike. He has previous spoken for the Time to Change mental health campaign, supplying both workshops, educational lectures, and insightful speeches. A therapist like Daniel will leave a transformative impact at events.
Books
The Four Thoughts That F*ck You Up... And How To Fix Them
How to Cope with Almost Anything with Hypnotherapy: Simple Ideas to Enhance Your Wellbeing & Resilience
How to hire Daniel Fryer
Contact the Champions Speakers Agency to provisionally enquire about hiring Daniel Fryer for your next event, today. To get in touch, simply call an official booking agent on 0207 1010 553 or email us at [email protected] for more information.
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Daniel Fryer's official speaking topics are listed below:
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Clinical Hypnotherapy
- Life Coaching
- Anxiety Disorders
- Work Stress
- Depression
- Stop Smoking
- 2024 - Author of "How to Cope with Almost Anything with Hypnotherapy: Simple Ideas to Enhance Your Wellbeing & Resilience", shortlisted for the 2024 Health & Wellbeing Awards Best Wellness Book
- 2021 - Founder of How To Be
- 2019 - Author of "The Four Thoughts That F*ck You Up... & How to Fix Them: Rewire How You Think in Six Weeks with REBT"
- 2016 - CBT Therapist for The Priory
- 2012 - Lecturer & Workshop Presenter for The College of Cognitive Behavioural Therapies