OCD - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Treatment Dublin, Dublin County

Using a mixture of C.B.T and other approaches we can find out what are your triggers , why the are there and get some control over them. 

Please come in for a one hour assessment to see if counselling or psychotherapy can be a help for you , with no obligation for further treatment .

This is essentially identifying and controlling the thoughts that are Sent to your brain . It is very good in working with , panic ,anxiety and O.C.D. . Especially when combined with other psychotherapeutic approaches such as psychodynamic or humanistic .

(sliding scale applies for students, unwaged) This is a drug-free, non-directive, non-judgemental therapy based on psychoanalytical principles that allows the person discover and/or examine the issues that are of greatest concern and have had the greatest impact in shaping their current lives so as to bring about lasting positive change.

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious processes of the mind which influence all that we do. Each one of us has repressed into our unconscious, memories and feelings that were too painful to bear. This is where the roots of our obsessions are to be found. These repressed experiences continue to exert a powerful but hidden influence on our lives. The power of the unconscious mind can be seen when we wish to change some aspect of our life but find we cannot, when we find ourselves repeating patterns of behaviour which ultimately lead to pain, or even when there seems to be a dull but constant ache in our heart from which we cannot escape.   In the practice of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, access to the unconscious is based on ‘free association’ which is defined as the process of speaking about the thoughts that chance across your mind during a session. As this happens, the client becomes more able to acknowledge and express feelings and ideas that have been deeply buried. By remembering and working through these buried experiences, the client can give new meaning to the pain and suffering of their lives thus moving to mental well-being.

I offer psychoanalytic psychotherapy to individuals wishing to speak on a one to one basis with a therapist.

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy focuses on the unconscious processes of the mind which influence all that we do. Each one of us has repressed into our unconscious, memories and feelings that were too painful to bear. This is where the roots of anger are to be found. These repressed experiences continue to exert a powerful but hidden influence on our lives. The power of the unconscious mind can be seen when we wish to change some aspect of our life but find we cannot, when we find ourselves repeating patterns of behaviour which ultimately lead to pain, or even when there seems to be a dull but constant ache in our heart from which we cannot escape.   In the practice of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, access to the unconscious is based on ‘free association’ which is defined as the process of speaking about the thoughts that chance across your mind during a session. As this happens, the client becomes more able to acknowledge and express feelings and ideas that have been deeply buried. By remembering and working through these buried experiences, the client can give new meaning to the pain and suffering of their lives thus moving to mental well-being.