Bereavement Counselling Ireland

A range of emotional, psychological and behavioural issues are addressed by this skilled and experienced psychotherapist at his clinic located at Mullingar in County Westmeath. The therapist is a fully accredited member of the Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy. He aims to help patients with their problems and to help them achieve better self- awareness and self-improvement. Individuals and couples are treated by the therapist. Individuals are treated in session lasting 50 minutes and couples in sessions lasting an hour. Conditions treated include relationship issues, bereavement, anxiety and depression, gay sexuality and anger.

Dialectical Behaviour Therapy specialist (DBT) Cognitive Behaviour THerapy (CBT) Integrated and Eclectic psychotherpist Person-centred psychotherapist

Suir Therapy, founded by Margaret Walsh, offers a counselling service specifically for men dealing with a range of issues such as anxiety, depression, and relationship problems. Margaret is an experienced psychotherapist who provides an empathetic and down-to-earth approach to supporting clients on their journey. She emphasises the importance of building a strong therapeutic relationship based on trust, empathy, and respect.

Damien McCaul is a psychotherapist clinic located in Dublin, Ireland, offering counselling and psychotherapy services in a safe, confidential, and welcoming space. The clinic adheres to the IACP Code of Ethics to provide a comfortable therapeutic experience for clients, addressing issues such as stress, anxiety, depression, relationship problems, bereavement, low self-esteem, and suicidal ideation. Different therapeutic approaches are employed based on individual needs.

As a therapist I am guided by the needs and requirements of the person seeking help. I believe that the strength of therapy lies not in technique alone, but in the connection made between the person seeking help and the therapist who is capable of offering it. My counselling background includes working with those who have experienced trauma, and those suffering from anxiety or feelings of low mood.  I have also worked with adolescents as a Schools Counsellor, and am currently working with Pieta House supporting people who are in suicidal distress or engaging in self harm. My approach to counselling and therapy is Person Centred, respecting and encouraging the clients’ autonomy within the therapeutic process at all times. I will provide a confidential one to one relationship in a safe setting to develop the client’s self-awareness, assisting them in finding their own way through their difficulties. I welcome those seeking help, working with teenagers, adults, couples and families. I have experience with a broad range of personal concerns including; depression, suicidal thoughts and self harm, anxiety and panic attacks, stress, relationship difficulties, sexual, physical and emotional abuse and personal development. My qualifications include: BA (Hons);  Dip Counselling/Psychotherapy;  Higher Dip in Conflict Resolution and Mediation;  Cert. Family Therapy, Cert CBT. I look forward to welcoming new clients to my established practice

At Niamh Suttels Counselling and Psychotherapy, a warm, confidential, and safe space is offered to all individuals aged 16 and over who are struggling in any area of their life. Based in Rathangan, Co. Kildare accessible in both County Kildare and Offaly, Niamh aims to provide clients with time and a listening ear to explore their past and present wounds to begin to heal their own relationship with self. As well as offering support in the areas of depression, anxiety, bereavement and loss, Niamh has extensive experience in supporting clients through the complex nature of abusive relationships and the emotional and psychological trauma that can come with it. She understands that whether you are in an abusive relationship or have left one, someone who believes you and understands that it is not your fault is an important step in beginning to heal. Niamh also has a keen interest in helping people who have an autoimmune disease overcome the psychological affects that can co-exist with such an illness. Depression and anxiety are more likely to effect a person who has an autoimmune disease and research has shown that psychotherapy can provide ways to help support a person in understanding and coming to terms with adjusting to life after a diagnosis. Niamh is a fully qualified counsellor and psychotherapist having completed her degree in IICP in 2017. Niamh has continued to broaden her education by completing a BA (Hons) in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy with ICPPD.

For more information about Lucy Fitzgerald in Portlaoise please contact the clinic.

River Psychotherapy & Counselling is a caring & professional Mental Health Service located close to Clondalkin Village. The clinical space provided is private and confidential. The Therapist is highly qualified and Accredited with IACP .

The Clinic is an integrated medical facility for all your health requirements. We have GP,  physiotherapist, mesotherapy, Podiatrist,  Nutritional therapist, Psychologist, Psychotherapist,  acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, laser pain treatment, CBT/hypnotherapy,  Pilates, Yoga,  all happening in one purpose built clinic.

Mary is a Chartered Psychologist member of the Psychological Society of Ireland since 2005; an accredited psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with the Irish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy since 2000.  Mary has experience of working with teenagers and adults in educational second and third level settings.  In addition Mary is working in private practice since 2000 working with Employee Assist Programmes, Motor Neurons Society, Cancer Support Services, Headway, LAYA and VHI Health Insurance providers.  Since 2011 Mary is a CPL Agency Psychologist working with HSE National Counselling Services in the South East. You can read more about Mary's Counselling Services and Training on her website. Mary  is an integrative therapist  with training in a variety of therapeutic approaches including Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Existential Therapy as well as Emotion-Focused Therapy. Mary has amassed a wide range of clinical experience  since 2000 working with a wide range of problem areas including anger, trauma, low self-esteem, bereavement,  self harm, anxiety/panic, loss of meaning/purpose and relationship difficulties. Mary is practicing from the Carlow/Laois border and is situated close to Carlow, Kilkenny, Athy Co Kildare, Baltinglass,  Co Wicklow, Ballon,  Bagenalstown and, Gowran Co. Kilkenny and Bunclody  Co Wexford. Enquiries are taken by mobile phone call, text or email  Face to face and

I am a psychotherapist with a private practice at 22 Upper Baggot Street Dublin and Frederick Street Ashbourne Co Meath. I work with couples, individuals and adolescents having received specific training in these areas. My background is in nursing with over 20 years experience working with the HSE. In 2004 I was awarded a B.A., Hons in Psychology and in 2007, M.Sc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy at DCU.  From 2007 - 2017, I have worked as a couples therapist with Relationships Ireland (formerly MRCS) and am very experienced in working with all couple problems. In 2009 I trained as a adolescent counsellor with theTeen Between Service and have worked as a teen counsellor since seeing young people over 12yrs.  I am accredited as a psychotherapist and supervisor with the Irish  Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP). For most people its a big decision  to come and see a therapist Knowing what to expect can make it a little easier. First Session: Our first meeting will be an exploratory session. This will allow you  to see what therapy is about and decide if it will be beneficial for you to continue.  I will take some personal details and discuss confidentiality in the counselling relationship. We will move on to look at your life and examine what has brought you to counselling at this time.  We will also look at what you want to achieve from therapy. At the end of this session it is your decision whether to proceed fur