Couples Therapy Ringsend

Working in Dublin 2, Brenda is a fully qualified Accredited (MIACP)  Integrative Psychotherapist with an additional qualification in CBT, Couples Counselling, and Addiction Studies. She has a particular interest in Anxiety and Relationship Issues and has worked with clients with a variety of issues including OCD, Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Self-harm and Suicidality, Bipolar Disorder and BPD. Brenda also has a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Supervision awarded by Trinity College Dublin. She offers Group supervision online and individual supervision in person or online. She is an  IACP registered supervisor. Services offered include Integrative Psychotherapy, CBT, Couples Counselling and Group Sessions for Anxiety-related disorders. Online sessions available for regular integrative therapy and CBT sessions. Working with adults individually and with couples and offer therapy in a private, non-judgemental environment which can be appropriate to many of the challenges and issues encountered in life.  The initial intake appointment will be a chance for the client to ensure that they understand what to expect from therapy and to meet Brenda. Hybrid sessions where the use of integrative therapy and skills developed usually in CBT or REBT are also used for clients looking to deal with anxiety, behavioural and addictive issues. Group meetings available for those suffering with Anxiety, GAD, OCD and related issues. Meetings on Mondays, small number of spaces availabl

When individuals face personal or relational challenges, engaging with a qualified counsellor or psychotherapist can provide the structured, confidential support necessary for meaningful change. The Institute for Counselling & Psychotherapy Studies & Clinical Services, based in Dublin 2, offers a professional and calm environment where individuals and couples can explore concerns, clarify goals, and develop effective coping strategies within an ethical and client-centred framework. A defining feature of the Institute is its strong emphasis on Professional CPD & Professional Diploma Courses. These programmes are designed to advance practitioner competence, strengthen clinical capability, and uphold the highest professional standards. Our Professional CPD & Professional Diploma Courses integrate contemporary theory, applied skills development, reflective practice, and competency-based assessment. Participants engage with key areas including integrative approaches, mental health assessment, trauma-informed practice, ethical decision-making, and practitioner resilience. Delivered by experienced clinicians, our Professional CPD & Professional Diploma Courses ensure academic rigour alongside practical application. By prioritising structured professional development, the Institute contributes to raising standards across the counselling and psychotherapy sector while promoting accessible, high-quality mental health services for the wider community.

“There’s a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.” — Leonard Cohen It’s not always easy to ask for help. You might be feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure where to begin — and that’s okay. Therapy doesn’t ask you to have it all figured out. It offers a space where the noise can soften and something steadier can begin to take shape. Welcome to Crystallise Psychotherapy® — a calm, inclusive space for thoughtful, trauma-informed therapy. I’m Owen Smith (he/him), an accredited humanistic and integrative psychotherapist and CORU-registered social worker. I offer online and in-person therapy to adults across Ireland, the UK, and Europe, working with individuals, couples, and multi-partnered relationships. Clients come to therapy for many different reasons - relationship issues, anxiety, shame, grief, infidelity, identity questions, out of control or compulsive sexual behaviour (CSB), or a sense that something just isn’t quite right. You don’t need to arrive with it all figured out. You’re welcome just as you are. My approach is LGBTQ+ affirming, sex-positive, and trauma-informed. I work relationally, with a focus on safety, emotional depth, and collaborative exploration. Whether you're navigating complex relationship dynamics, exploring parts of your identity, or working through something painful from the past, therapy can offer a steady and respectful space to begin loosening the weight of what’s been carried. I draw from a range of approaches in

A few steps away from the red Luas line stop this centre is conveniently located in the I.F.S.C. Dublin 1 Ireland, where psychological counselling/psychotherapy is given to help patients overcome a range of psychological, behavioural and lifestyle disorders. Individual, couple and family counselling is offered and the privacy of patients is treated with the utmost importance by the team. Referrals are accepted from general medical practitioners and psychiatrists. The team help patients suffering from depression, both major and bipolar disorder, anxiety and phobias, panic attacks, low self esteem, and stress management.  We also help clients overcome addictions, both substance and behavioural, such as sex, gambling, food, alcohol and other substance abuse.

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.

Lisa has been working for over ten years with couples and individuals who are experiencing relationship difficulties including communication and dealing with conflict, infidelity, stress and stressful lifestyles that are affecting their relationship, sexual intimacy, domestic violence, parenting and growing apart.  Some relationships will come to an end and this may be because, for example, the couple have grown apart or that there has been an infidelity, etc and they need help to deal with the emotional and practical aspects of this decision. Separation is life changing and is usually accompanied by upsetting feelings (either leading up to the separation or afterwards).  Although natural, these feelings can be very unsettling regardless of whether you were the one to leave or the one who was left behind.  She also has considerable experience working with second relationships and step families, helping clients to understand better the complexities of this unique family dynamic.   Lisa also works with clients who are struggling with stress, anxiety, low self-esteem, grief and loss as well as dealing with the impact of surviving child sexual abuse.  She is client-focused and works collaboratively with clients using an integrative approach. Her warm empathic style provides a supportive environment so that clients can explore and uncover blocks that may be affecting their overall happiness and help them find better ways to deal with their problems.  Lisa traine