Counselling Dublin 2

My name is Laura Branigan-Bayoumi and I hold an honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Dublin Business School and am a fully accredited member of the I.A.C.P.  I work from a humanistic and integrative approach, which means that I draw on various humanistic, psychodynamic and solution focused theories in order to  explore the difficulties you are facing, increase your self-awareness and  provide you with support.   As a humanistic Psychotherapist I respect  each individual's ability to make their own decisions. My work with you will not be about giving advice or deciding what is best for you. Instead, through discussion and exploration, I will work with you to help you clarify your own beliefs, values and priorities, so you can reach your own decisions on what is best for you.   We will work together in order to truly understand your thoughts, emotions and behaviours, to deepen your level of self awareness, and to identify and work on breaking unhelpful patterns in your life. We will work towards empowering you, so that you are better able to manage and overcome whatever is holding you back from reaching  your goals and aspirations.

Hopeman provides a fully qualified and experienced counselling and psychotherapy service in Dublin City Centre (Dame Street), Ranelagh and Swords. Hopeman Counselling and Psychotherapy was established by Michael Hofmann. Michael is awarded a graduate diploma in integrative counselling and psychotherapy by Dublin City University (DCU) and a diploma in integrative clinical psychotherapy including CBT (TPTI). He is affiliated with the IAHIP (Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy) and adheres in full to their code of ethics. Michael provides a strictly confidential counselling and psychotherapy service in English as well as in German. Michael's approach to therapy is humanistic, person centred and integrative. Integrative means that Michael is trained in different modalities of counselling and psychotherapy such as Gestalt, CBT, Psychodynamic and Psychosynthesis. Applying an integrative  approach enables therapists to address each client more individually in order to find the best fitting therapy plan. Michael believes that a person generally has the necessary resources in order to deal with his/her struggles and to enjoy a fulfilling life. Michael works with a range of different issues such as depression, anxiety, OCD, relationship issues, low self esteem, bereavement, issues related to the workplace, coping with illness, intimacy and sexual issues, abuse issues, stress, personal growth and anger management.

Kinship provides a safe, confidential space where difficulties can be explored in the presence of another—one who offers support and space as you work to become more of your authentic self.Areas of focus include: Depression, anxiety, stress, workplace performance, relationship challenges, transitions, chronic illness, trauma, sexuality, sexual abuse, finding meaning, and more. Some people may begin psychotherapy without a specific problem or issue, but instead with the intention of personal development and achieving their potential. At times we may feel confused, lost, overwhelmed, or dissatisfied for a time before we decide to seek help. It takes courage to ask for support. We encourage the development of effective problem-solving skills to help individuals reach their true potential and begin the process of self-awareness, acceptance, and change. We believe that no two people are exactly alike, which means treatments are tailored to the individual through a Humanistic Integrative Approach. Our therapists use evidence-based methods and are trained to a Master's level. We attend regular supervision in order maintain the highest standard of care.

We are a patient-first professional counselling & psychotherapy clinic. Psychoanalytically trained. Dublin based. ‘otherness. noun. the quality or fact of being different’ At the heart of our ethos is the conviction that no two people are the same. This means no clipboards. No questionnaires. No categorisation. No plotting you on a graph. No generic solutions. As psychoanalysts we listen carefully to the otherness in you. What makes you, you. That’s where work can be done.

In-person therapy and counselling service in Dublin city centre, Dublin 2. Jo practices at The Iveagh Practice, 13 Fade Street, Dublin 2The Therapy Centre, 42 Dawson Street, Dublin 2Offering private and safe space to explore and address issues such as anxiety, stress, depression, loss and grief, LGBT issues, low self-esteem, abuse and other difficulties which may affect mental health and well-being. Jo holds a B.Sc. (Hons) in Counselling & Psychotherapy, IACP recognised. Her approach is Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy, where experiences are explored from a holistic viewpoint. Elements of CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), psychodynamics, bodywork, developmental psychology, existential psychotherapy and a person-centred method are used in her approach. Jo believes in psychoeducation and nourishment; enabling and empowering others to understand and narrate their own lives. The aim of therapy is to provide a safe space for clients to achieve autonomy at their own pace.

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

I offer individual counselling and psychotherapy with clients wishing to explore a wide range of issues such as anxiety, depression, relationship issues, anger issues, self-esteem, meaning in life, bereavement, personal development, childhood trauma, suicide intervention. I work from a humanistic and integrative approach which draws on complementary perspectives which best suit the needs of the client. I am particularly interested in attachment issues and existential issues of finding meaning and purpose in one’s life. I strive to offer a safe, non-judgemental, empathic environment in which clients can reflect and explore their life experiences to gain an understanding of themselves and their relationships with others.

Elizabeth Moran(MIACP)City Centre Counselling, offers a warm, empathic, safe, confidential and professional environment in which to explore and re-connect to your deeper and authentic self. Elizabeth Moran is a professionally qualified Counsellor and Psychotherapist.I am an accrediated member of the IACP. Educated at Dublin Business School, Dublin City, I hold an Honours Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy. I adheres to the code of ethics of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP).

For more information about David Foot Counselling and Psychotherapy in Dublin please contact the clinic.

Services at this clinic located at Upper Baggot Street in Dublin, Ireland are provided by a trained counsellor and psychotherapist. Referrals from GPs are accepted and private patients are also seen by the therapist. The code of ethics of the Irish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (IACP) is strictly adhered to by the therapist. Problems treated at the clinic include relationship issues, depression, anxiety, adolescent issues, parental issues, addictions, low self-esteem and bullying. Services offered include counselling, psychotherapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, addiction counselling, sexual abuse therapy and employee assistance programmes.