Counselling Kill, Kildare County

Life can be difficult at times.  Life events such as bereavement, divorce or job losses can cause you to become anxious or depressed.  You may have experienced trauma in your past which is still causing you pain today. Perhaps you are coping with a loved one's addiction or other mental illness.  When life is challenging it can feel as if you are just existing from one crisis to the next.  It takes courage to admit you are struggling and need help to cope. Talking to friends can help but sometimes you might need something more.  Family and friends can struggle to remain objective in the face of your pain and distress. Talking through your difficulties with a trusted therapist in a confidential, non-judgemental setting allows you the space to gain a clearer understanding and acceptance of yourself and helps you to make changes and decisions that enrich your life. My practice is located in Sallins, Co. Kildare where I offer one-to-one therapy with individuals aged 18 and over. I have day time and evening sessions strictly by appointment only.

Helen Coe Counselling Service is a professional psychotherapist clinic in Naas, Co Kildare. With 10 years of experience, the clinic offers a safe, non-judgmental environment for clients seeking help with issues including anxiety, depression, addiction, and personality disorders. Specialising in Narcissistic Abuse Counselling, the clinic uses Integrative Therapeutic approaches to help clients explore solutions. Clients learn healthy communication skills to make healthy choices and build meaningful relationships, leading to freedom and peace.

For more information about Counselling Psychologist Naas in Naas please contact the clinic.

For more information about Leinster Adolescent Psychotherapy and Counselling Centre - Co. Kildare in Naas please contact the clinic.

Patient centred counselling is offered by this expert and experienced psychotherapist to help patients overcome a wide range of emotional and mental issues. She works from clinics located at South County Dublin, Churchtown in Dublin and at Kildare. All services are provided in a safe, non-judgmental and private environment and customized according to the specific challenges affecting individual patients. Conditions treated include anxiety and depression, loneliness, bereavement, lack of self-esteem, trauma, abuse, bereavement, anger, relationship difficulties and fear. Services provided include person-centred therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and psychosynthesis or a combination of therapies.

I am a professionally qualified counsellor psychotherapist holding a BSc (Hons.) in Counselling and Psychotherapy.  Having a commitment to continued professional development, I have a Certificate in Gestalt Therapy and am currently undertaking training in issues of sexual violence with the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre. I am a fully accredited member of IACP and adhere to their professional standards and code of ethics in my practice. My training is humanistic and integrative incorporating person centred, psychodynamic, CBT and Gestalt therapies. I adapt my approach to that which is most appropriate and beneficial for the client. Central to my way of working is to create a safe, confidential and compassionate space where clients can begin a process of exploring aspects of their lives which are of concern to them. I have many years experience working with people in the area of mental health and wellbeing, including over four years working as a counsellor psychotherapist in Pieta House supporting people struggling with suicidal thoughts and engaging in deliberate self-harm. I am experienced in working with clients presenting with issues such as Depression, Stress and Anxiety, Loss and Grief, Relationship Issues, Low Self Esteem, Spirituality, Suicide and Deliberate Self Harm. I work empathically and collaboratively with adult individuals on a one to one basis.

Counselling & Psychotherapy I am fully accredited member of the IACP (The Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy), and I work in accordance to their Code of Ethics.

Life can be difficult sometimes. But  It is not what is  happening but how we deal with the consequences. Counselling can help people  to come to terms with the reality of the situation. Sometimes it is easier to talk to a professional about you worries and problems than  to family and friends.Counsellors / Psychotherapists are trained to listen sympathetically and can help you deal with your negative thoughts and feelings. Brendan Donohue has worked as a Counsellor and Psychotherapist for many years. Brendan offers a safe environment for people  to explore any issues from past trauma to present crisis. Brendan is a member of the Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and is committed to the Code of Ethics and Practice which ensure the highest standards in counselling/psychotherapy.

My clinic provides many different forms of therapy but specialises in;Adolescent Therapy Individual Therapy Couples Therapy CBT Psychoanalytical Anger Management Bereavement Guided Meditations Spiritual Healings Reiki

Darren is a qualified Humanistic and Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist, a graduate of Turning Point Training Institute and Dublin City University (DCU) (Level 9).Darren has worked for the past seven years in Mental Health with organisations such as University College Dublin (UCD), Newlands Institute for Counselling, Personal Counselling Center Naas & the SamaritansDarren's theoretical background is in Humanistic/Integrative psychotherapy while incorporating psychodynamic and cognitive behaviour therapy. This approach to therapy acknowledges the unique nature of every client and allows for a therapeutic approach that best meets the requirements of each individual.