Treatment for Depression Dublin South

Counselling  enables you to process those emotions and feelings that are holding you back from living the life you deserve. It is my job as the therapist to hold you in the heart centred space  while you explore these emotions and feelings as you speak about your concerns. By gaining insight into  your emotions, behaviour and feelings you will feel more empowered  to make choices that are positive for your wellbeing. I find that clients often come to their  first few sessions feeling  anxious  and nervous about  what is going to happen  or indeed what to say. I assure each and every client that this is common and I therefore endeavour to put you at ease as much as possible. Every client's story is unique and everyone  is given the utmost freedom to express without judgment what is no longer working in their world My approach as a therapist is integrative and therefore unique to each clients needs. I pull from a range of therapeutic practices  which include CBT, Choice Therapy, Person Centred, Spiritual and Shamanism.  I look forward to joining you on your journey

When something in your life is not how you'd like it to be, or when you're looking for help and support for something that you're going through; perhaps a life event, a particular concern or maybe problems with relationships, at home, in school or at work. Maybe you are experiencing feelings of anxiety, frustration, fear, sadness or other emotions. Stress can be a part of this. Counselling can help you to better understand what might be going on for you and to find ways to effectively manage feelings, thoughts or worries. My experience is that clients come to counselling because they want something in their life to be different. I appreciate that it's often not easy to come to counselling. I welcome clients with warmth and openness and a non-judgemental listening ear. I am a Person-Centred Therapist and I use ACT, CBT and Choice Theory to help clients work through an issue or to help them shine a new light on an area of their life that is not currently how they would like it to be. Sometimes what we need is to be listened to and heard. Coming to see a therapist is a brave step towards getting support. Allowing yourself to talk about and express what you are experiencing might be what you need at this time. We often don't 'press pause' in our lives, and we often don't give ourselves the time or space to check in with ourselves. Dublin Counselling & Psychotherapy Services: Professional and Confidential (CBT, Person-centred, ACT, CT/RT). TalkingACT.com

We are a team of professional Psychotherapists who are committed to providing you with Counselling and Psychotherapy services in a warm, confidential and safe environment. Due to the Covid 19 crisis our therapists are offering sessions online.Four highly trained, clinically qualified and experienced professional psychotherapists: Vivienne Shields, Fiona MacAnna, Sarah Ruane and Deborah Mulvaney, run the Elmwood Centre for Counselling and Psychotherapy in partnership with each other, and with the support of our professional Practice Manager. Our therapists are: Professionally qualified Experienced Fully accredited Professionally supervised Members of Professional Organisations We are committed to offering you our support and our experience to explore the thoughts, feelings, behaviours and experiences, past and present that may be causing psychological and emotional stress for you. We hope and believe that, together, we can help you to discover better and healthier ways of coping and moving forward in life towards reaching your full potential. History The Elmwood Centre, formally known as The Family Therapy and Counselling Centre Ranelagh, was established in 1987 to provide counselling and psychotherapy services to the community. Our Practice moved seven years ago to our beautiful new Counselling and Psychotherapy premises at 32 Lombard Street East, Dublin City Centre. It was established to provide therapy to individuals, couples and families who want

The Self Center Counselling and Psychotherapy provide confidential support for mental health issues including anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, relationship problems, trauma, and more. Their experienced therapists create personalised treatment plans and work collaboratively with clients to achieve their therapeutic goals in a warm and welcoming environment.

I am a fully qualified psychotherapist with a Level 9 Postgraduate Diploma in Humanistic and Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from University College Cork having completed four years of training in Turning Point Training Institute. I am an  accredited member of the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy (I.A.H.I.P). I work with a wide range of issues which include relationships, family issues, trauma, grief, loss and bereavement, identity,  multi-cultural issues, self esteem and personal development, psychosexual issues, depression, anxiety, stress, bullying and work related issues . In my previous work as a solicitor I had over twenty years experience working with vulnerable clients and specialised in the areas of family law, equality law, childcare law and refugee law.   As a family lawyer I represented clients in stressful situations encompassing divorce, separation, custody, maintenance and domestic violence. In the area of equality I did a significant amount of work with gay, lesbian and transgender clients, clients with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities both in relation to employment and services. In the equality and refugee areas I worked with people from many different cultural backgrounds. My experience working with clients in these areas gave me a very important understanding and basis for my psychotherapy practice.  I provide both short term counselling and longer term psychotherapy on a one

InterCultural Psychology Clinic specialises in cognitive behavioural psychotherapy for adults and adolescents. We also understand the challenges of expressing feelings in a non-native language and provide sessions in English, Portuguese and Spanish, either online or face-to-face.

South Dublin Counselling and Psychological Services is a private practice staffed by qualified Counselling Psychologists who provide pscyhological assessment, consultation and psychotherapeutic services to adults, children, couples and families. Our Clinics are located in the South Dublin area and we also provide an Online Video Therapy Clinic for those clients who would prefer this option or find it difficult to access our Clinics located in South Dublin.  Our integrative therapeutic practice includes both Cognitive Behavioural, Emotion Focussed and Mindfulness based approaches to therapy which have been shown to be very helpful to clients, particularly those experiencing life challenges such as, • Depression • Low self-esteem •Anxiety such as panic,phobias, obsessions and compulsions • Effects of abuse • Relationship difficulties or breakdown • Bereavement and trauma • Eating disorders • Childhood & adolescent development issues • Parenting difficulties • Addiction recovery Coping with long term illnessCoping with chronic painSDCPS also provides comprehensive psychological assessment for ADHD and ASD in adults

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For more information about Bath Avenue Counselling Centre in Dublin please contact the clinic.

Andrew is a fully qualified and accredited (MIACP) counsellor and psychotherapist in private practice based at : Mind & Body Works, Wicklow Street, Dublin 2 He welcomes private clients and no GP referral is necessary. The practice is conveniently located for clients based in Dublin and surrounding area. Fee information: €80 per 50 minute session. Couples Therapy: €90 per 60 minute session. Andrew works with adult clients (18+), on a range of mental health and wellbeing concerns, including: anger, anxiety, bereavement,compulsive behaviours, living with chronic/serious illness, depression,LGBT issues, isolation and lonliness, negative intrusive thoughts, obsessive behaviours, relationship problems, self-esteem, sexuality, stress, suicidal thoughtsand many others. Andrew holds a first class BSc (Hons.) in Counselling & Psychotherapy, a Diploma in Relational Gestalt Therapy (Dublin Gestalt Centre) and a Postgrad Cert in Gestalt Psychotherapy. He has also completed training in Trauma Therapy, Couples Counselling, and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills.  Please note that Andrew does not work with clients under the age of 18 years. Andrew's approach to counselling and psychotherapy is humanistic and person-centred, grounded in empathy, acceptance, the genuineness of the therapist and respect for the individuality of each client. He offers clients a confidential and non-judgmental therapeutic relationship, in which they can feel safe to explore their concerns o