Couples Therapy Ireland

I'm currently offering both face to face* and also online counselling. If you're feeling stuck in your life, or anxious, stressed, or depressed, counselling can help. I believe that you have the resources within yourself to find answers and resolve your difficulties, but may need a bit of help on this journey.  I work in an integrative way, meaning that I will use elements from different areas of psychotherapy in order to help you develop a stronger and healthier sense of yourself. It is helpful to gain some insight into the cause of the problem, and then work together with you on finding ways forward.  I hold a BA (hons) in Counselling & Psychotherapy from ICHAS (the Irish College of Humanities & Applied Sciences) and am an accredited member of the APCP and also a registered member of the BACP. I have experience and knowledge in trauma and have trained in EMDR and am currently training in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, a body-focused treatment for trauma.  Most recently I have trained in couples co)unselling and am now seeing couples. Please contact me for further information if this is a service you require. *I see clients primarily at the Healing House in Phibsboro but am also based at Willow Tree Clontarf (on Friday mornings)

(Please see webpage for more detailed information & resources) Clinics available in Dublin 6, 6W and 24. We provide Counselling & Psychotherapy for: Low Cost Counselling availableDepression/Suicidal Ideation/Self harmAnxiety/StressGrief and LossAbuseRelationships, Intimacy and SexualityTraumaSelf-Esteem and Confidence IssuesAnger ManagementCrisis of meaningDealing with IllnessIssues of addiction

Making the decision to find a counsellor can be a difficult task, whether it is your first time or you are returning back to counselling. It can be a huge step in itself, as you may be experiencing a number of feelings, such as: what if I look silly, what if my problems seem unimportant or what if I don't know where to start? This is normal; honestly do not let this stop you. Please don't hesitate to call me and ask any questions, and then decide if you would like to come along to a free consultation? It's my belief that we all have our own answers to our difficulties and sometimes all we need is a safe place to explore our concerns. Also there are times when the ones closest to us aren't the best people to discuss our concerns, as our relationships with family and friends can often be the source of our distress. At Building Bridges I provide  a safe caring, non-judgemental and supportive space which allows people to explore issues within their life that are presently causing distress. Therapists use different approaches and interventions to suit the requirements of the client. The goal within the therapeutic relationship is help the client work towards making more positive choices.

When something in your life is not how you'd like it to be, or when you're looking for help and support for something that you're going through; perhaps a life event, a particular concern or maybe problems with relationships, at home, in school or at work. Maybe you are experiencing feelings of anxiety, frustration, fear, sadness or other emotions.  Stress can be a part of this.  Counselling can help you to better understand what might be going on for you, and to find ways to effectively manage feelings, thoughts or worries.  My experience is that clients come to counselling because they want something in their life to be different. I appreciate that it's often not easy to come to counselling. I welcome clients with warmth and openness, and a non-judgemental listening ear. I am a Person-Centred Therapist and I use ACT, CBT and Choice Theory to help clients work through an issue or to help them shine a new light on an area of their life that is not currently how they would like it to be. Sometimes what we need is to be listened to and heard.  Coming to see a therapist is a brave step towards getting support.  Allowing yourself to talk about and express what you are experiencing might be what you need at this time.  We often don't 'press pause' in our lives, we often don't give ourselves the time or space to check in with ourselves. "I can definitely say this place is worth checking" Reviewed 23 Aug 2017 Verified user. Treatment Received

Lumina Psychotherapy is located on the main street of Dun Laoghaire beside St. Michael’s Hospital. We are a group of experienced therapists working with children, teenagers and adults to manage depression, anxiety, stress, anger, panic attacks, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders, phobias, addictions, complicated grief, bullying, work issues, career / life changes, relationships and sexual difficulties. We are open Monday to Saturday. Daytime and evening. Please call us if you'd like to make an enquiry or an appointment.

NewdayNewway supports clients who are attempting to create some kind of positive change in their lives. Treatments include counselling for addictions, PTSD, stress, abuse, relationships, anger, weight management, eating disorders, and any other behaviour that negatively impacts on the client. Career planning, health coaching, and personal development programmes are also available. Please contact us for more information we are happy to help.

David O'Regan, is a dedicated counsellor and psychotherapist, committed to guiding individuals through their journey towards mental well-being. My practice is rooted in providing compassionate support for those facing challenges such as low mood, anxiety, and stress. I bring a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the complexities of the human mind. My approach is client-centered, ensuring that each individual's unique needs and experiences are at the forefront of our sessions. In our sessions, I create a non-judgmental and confidential environment where you can explore your thoughts and feelings openly. Utilising evidence-based therapeutic techniques, we work together to identify and address the root causes of your challenges, fostering personal growth and empowerment.

Cara Counselling is located just 2 kms from Junction 16 on the Kiltulla road down from the Galway Plaza. It is a comfortable, safe space where you can talk with your Therapist in the strictest confidence. Private parking is available and sessions are scheduled to ensure confidentiality is maintained at all times.

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.

“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.

When something in your life is not how you'd like it to be, or when you're looking for help and support for something that you're going through; perhaps a life event, a particular concern or maybe problems with relationships, at home, in school or at work. Maybe you are experiencing feelings of anxiety, frustration, fear, sadness or other emotions. Stress can be a part of this. Counselling can help you to better understand what might be going on for you and to find ways to effectively manage feelings, thoughts or worries. My experience is that clients come to counselling because they want something in their life to be different. I appreciate that it's often not easy to come to counselling. I welcome clients with warmth and openness and a non-judgemental listening ear. I am a Person-Centred Therapist and I use ACT, CBT and Choice Theory to help clients work through an issue or to help them shine a new light on an area of their life that is not currently how they would like it to be. Sometimes what we need is to be listened to and heard. Coming to see a therapist is a brave step towards getting support. Allowing yourself to talk about and express what you are experiencing might be what you need at this time. We often don't 'press pause' in our lives, and we often don't give ourselves the time or space to check in with ourselves. Dublin Counselling & Psychotherapy Services: Professional and Confidential (CBT, Person-centred, ACT, CT/RT). TalkingACT.com