Daniel Meckel

In the journey of finding the right therapist, Daniel Meckel emphasizes looking for essential qualities in a therapeutic relationship. He believes that close and empathic listening is crucial—clients should feel truly heard. With seasoned knowledge and techniques, he ensures that individuals feel understood and receive helpful guidance. It’s vital for clients to find a good fit, feeling comfortable with their therapist. Daniel recognizes that discerning these qualities may require a couple of sessions with multiple therapists to make an informed choice, as so much is at stake in the therapeutic process. In his practice, Daniel has successfully supported individuals dealing with depression, anxiety, life transitions, and complex relationships. His therapeutic orientation focuses on deepening insight and self-knowledge while identifying entrenched, destructive patterns and fostering new ways of being and experiencing life. His background in research, writing, and college-level teaching informs his sub-specialty in the psychology of religion and culture, allowing him to engage and explore cultural, religious, or spiritual concerns of any orientation within therapy.