Counselling Dublin, Dublin County

Ferg offers a safe space for his clients to talk through their experiences, emotions, and behaviours. He sees counselling as a journey of self-exploration, increasing levels of self-understanding and awareness. As a result, one is able to identify more rewarding ways of thinking and acting. He is passionate about helping his clients to discover new resources inside of themselves as they remove blocks to personal growth. SESSIONSCounselling sessions are typically 50 minutes long, once a week. The timing and duration of therapy depends on individual client preferences. Treatment can be arranged on a short or long-term basis. The first session is introductory, designed to explore specific needs of the client and to answer questions. This session is also used to further explain therapy and discuss confidentiality, fees, and cancellation policies. The client always has the power to end sessions. In order to bring healthy closure to the counselling relationship, last meetings are usually discussed in advance. If needed, Ferg also offers therapy via video conference.  SPECIALITIESAnxietyDepressionLow MoodOCDAngerSelf-EsteemGrief and LossPersonal GrowthRelationshipsSchool Refusal  Ferg also offers supervision and support for staff teams and conducts speaking engagements to encourage young people in self-discovery and making positive life decisions. PHILOSOPHYThinking critically is an important part of the therapeutic process. Ferg allows his clients space to determine the

We provide therapy and counselling for anxiety and depression, couples and families, low self- esteem, problems caused by loneliness, obsessive thinking (OCD), bereavement and loss, anger, stress related issues and work related issues. We offer psychodynamic, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and humanistic therapies. Improving the lifestyle of patients by helping them think in a positive and healthy way in the shortest possible time is the goal at this counselling centre, located at Kildare Street in Dublin 2, Ireland. Customized services are offered in a caring, confidential and non-judgemental environment. 

Awareness Plus Counselling offers you a personally tailored therapeutic approach by utilising multiple therapeutic models including CBT, Cognitive Therapy, Behavioural Therapy, Reality Therapy and Mindfulness.  I offer you non judgemental, professional and confidential support. Our work together allows you to develop new skills and insights, heal old wounds, face your fears & become unstuck! Through awareness we can begin to make positive changes in our life. I am fully qualified and a member of the Irish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy. For more information contact Carol. I am available for one to one sessions at 46 Leeson Street Lower and offer Skype sessions for greater flexibility due to client demand. Some of the concerns I work with are listed below, I also specailise in working with depression and co- dependence (people pleasing/loss of self) Depression  Anger  Work place Stress/Bullying Sexual Abuse Relationship Issues Low Self Esteem Loss & Bereavement Domestic Abuse Relationship breakdown/Divorce Anxiety – Panic – Phobias Suicidal Ideation Feelings of Isolation Eating Disorders  Lesbian, Gay and Transgender Issues Addiction Feeling Stuck Feelings of Helplessness Location: 46 Leeson Street Lower Kiltalown House in Tallaght Dublin 24 located just 3 minutes from Citywest Business Campus and Shopping Centre. Online via Skype - Get in touch for more details.

Heather (MA, MIAHIP, MIACP) is an accredited psychotherapist with 10 years experience, working with couples, adults and adolescents from diverse cultural backgrounds. She works in a humanistic integrative way  focusing on the primacy of the therapeutic relationship. Her background in art and design has facilitated her in practicing in a creative way ensuring safety and sensitivity to all ages and favouring elements of gestalt and mindfulness to assist clients when necessary.     She provides long-term therapy to clients who have experienced childhood developmental trauma, eating disorders, CSA and clerical abuse. Alternatively, she provides short-term therapy for those engaging in EAP work. Over the years Heather has worked with a wide spectrum of presenting issues from relationship difficulties, depression, post natal depression, anxiety, phobias, low self-esteem, loss, bereavement, bullying, self-harming and suicidal ideation.

For more information about Dr Peter Clare Counselling Psychology & Psychotherapy in Dublin please contact the clinic.

Remedy Clinic is a modern talking therapy and wellness consultancy based in the heart of the SOBO district of Dublin 2, Dublin's thriving retail and business district. Remedy is home to professional counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists and wellness consultants. Our practitioners are all formally trained and are qualified up to and beyond upcoming regulatory standards. The team represents a dynamic mix of competency and skill, and are a new generation of talking therapy practitioners, equipped to work with all presenting issues. We are an approachable service, with a focus on quality therapeutic intervention in a great environment, which we have created with our clients comfort and well-being in mind. We are a private practice, and sessions with practitioners are available by appointment only. Visit our website, to see our rooms, our professionals, and our opening times. Learn more at our website. 

My professional journey began in Canada where I earned a degree in Psychology. Since then I have completed a Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy as well as certificates in both Mindfulness and Art Therapy. I work with a number of different issues including: anxiety, depression, bullying, bereavements, postnatal depression, eating disorders and suicide. As well as my one on one client work I offer courses and workshops on a number of different subjects with a large focus on personal development and emotional awareness.  I believe that everyone can grow and evolve in a more positive way. They just need the tools. If you have any questions or are interested in starting counselling or therapy please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Hi, my name is Alan Horne. I am a highly experienced, fully-accredited therapist with the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP). I believe that the aim of counselling is to provide a safe and confidential environment where the client has an opportunity to work towards living a more satisfactory and productive life. Counselling affords clients a unique opportunity to have a deeper understanding of what is going on in their lives. It can help build confidence and personal development where clients can explore and help bring about a new acceptance of experiences that may have caused them deep hurt and pain. Past experiences can hold them back and prevent them from moving forward with a more positive outlook. I strive to empower clients and encourage them to take control of their lives by changing behaviours that are not beneficial to them. I work as a psychodynamic psychotherapist but influenced by the humanistic and person-centred models. I am integrative in my approach, believing in the individuality of all clients, both in terms of their personalities but also in terms of their life experiences and how they have internalised them. I am non-directive and non-judgmental. I am a person of mature years with much life experience. I am a husband, father, one-time foster father and grandfather and, as a therapist, I am committed to continuous professional development and life-long learning. I have previously worked as an accountant and

In Access Counselling we offer, Relationship Counselling, Depression, Anger management counselling and courses. We also have a pre marriage course that is recognized. we have family therapy, addiction, sex abuse, or if you just need to talk to a professional.  

I am a fully qualified psychotherapist and counsellor, receiving a first class honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College. I am also a fully accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and adhere to its ethical guidelines.   With over fifteen years experience in the field of personal development,  I have an integrative style to counselling with a person centred approach at its core.  I call on a wide range of techniques such as Mindfulness, CBT, Gestalt and Solution Focused Brief Therapy to work with whatever a client may bring to a session. I endeavour to create a safe, supportive and confidential space for each person to explore their personal challenges at their own pace.  I have experience working with both couples and individuals on a wide range of issues including (but not limited to) anxiety and depression, low self-esteem, bereavement, sexuality and sexual abuse, addiction, intimacy and relationship issues, sports injuries and post traumatic stress. Please feel free to get in touch if you would like more information on how my approach to counselling may help with your particular issues and how that process might work.

Affordable Counselling & Psychotherapy in Dublin City Centre My name is Simon Forsyth and I have a Diploma and First Class Honours Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College, where I now also work as a lecturer. Nozomi is a Japanese word meaning 'hope' or 'wish'. Seeking help by talking to a professional about what is troubling you can be the first step towards bringing hope to a difficult situation and making a real change for the better. The type of therapy I offer is called Person-centred. The approach was founded by renowned psychologist Carl Rogers, who believed that everyone has an in-built capacity to grow and find their place in the world, while at the same time recognising that we may need a bit of help to do this.Working with a counsellor gives you a confidential space where you can be yourself. Whatever it is that you are struggling with or wanting to explore can be brought into the room and kept safe there for as long as you need. We all have ups and downs  in our lives - some that go on for longer than others - but the counselling relationship acknowledges that we are all unique, and will react to different situations in different ways.My aim is to offer you an accepting, non-judgemental environment where you are really listened to, where you can grow, and where you can find your own answers, in your own time.