Treatment for Depression Christchurch, Dublin

The Irish Psychoanalytic Clinic offers a psychoanalytic psychotherapy service. The psychoanalytic psychotherapists who work in the clinic are  experienced & accredited  therapists and senior trainees who are completing their psychotherapy training. Psychotherapists work in their own consulting rooms in various parts of Dublin and throughout the country.   Amongst the areas covered by psychoanalytic psychotherapy: Depression, Fear and Anxiety Relationship Difficulties Stress Bereavement Adjusting to illness/injury Emotional Difficulties Suicidal Ideation Feelings of meaninglessness and emptiness Struggling to cope with the aftermath of Trauma Sexual Identity/Sexual IssuesPost Addiction SupportPhysical problems that may have a Psychological origin 

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

We provide counselling, psychotherapy, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and psychological  services to adults, couples and children. All of our therapists are professionally trained and qualified and work in accordance with their professional associations. Full details of all of our services and therapists are listed on our website.

Patients with diverse problems are welcomed by this psychotherapist who treats a wide range of mental, emotional, psychological and behavioural conditions at his clinic located at Smithfield in Dublin, Ireland. A safe and confidential environment is created at the clinic to help patients feel comfortable while discussing their problems with the psychotherapist. He offers suggestions to help patients overcome adverse conditions and to help them lead a better quality of life. Conditions treated include bereavement, depression and anxiety, addictions and substance abuse, post- traumatic stress disorder, the inability to achieve goals and loss of direction in life.

Degree - Psychotherapy and Counselling B.A.(Hons) - Psychotherapy and Counselling Member of APCP (Association of Psychotherapists and Counsellors in Ireland About Michael Michael has completed 4 years of psychotherapy studies, through which he has undergone numerous hours of personal therapy as part of the training to understand how it is to be a client, and has extensive experience working with different individuals and presentations. Outside of psychotherapy, Michael is an accomplished swimming teacher with 7 years of experience and has a real passion for helping those in need. Michaels Approach I base my work on creating a strong therapeutic relationship and through applying certain skills individuals will learn to get in touch with their real selves, and develop more understanding of their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, motives, and purposes with the intention to become in essence their own therapist. Message to clients The challenges that bring us to therapy can sometimes overwhelm us, leading us to feel lost or as if we're fighting an uphill battle. Seeking therapy can often be a worthwhile step in learning to manage these issues, gaining a greater sense of control over one's self and life, experiencing more overall balance, and developing a more positive outlook. The journey within can often be very frightening but encountered within a safe space and with a little courage, it can be of true value.