Counselling Dublin 4

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.

Change Psychology Services was established by Colin O Driscoll in 2011 in order to provide cutting edge psychology services for clients in Dublin and throughout Ireland, whether by phone or in person, always with an eye on potential outcomes for his clients.  Colin has amassed a wide range of experience with well know healthcare providers throughout Ireland and the UK.  He maintains a special interest in Alcohol and Drug Addiction counselling and regularly gives training workshops relating to Addiction Counselling and other areas related to psychotherapy and psychology. This expertise and his professionalism has led to him being awarded a CHKS accreditation and a quality standards for healthcare award.

Counselling and Psychotherapy for Depression , Anxiety, OCD, Grief and Loss,  Trauma, Stress and Anger Management and more... Donna McArdle is a qualified Humanistic and Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist , a graduate of Turning Point Training Institute and DCU (Level 9). Donna works within the IACP and the IAHIP Code of Ethics and Practice.

For more information about Mary Barrett, Counselling and Psychotherapist in Pembroke please contact the clinic.

  Sandymount Psychotherapy provides you with a safe, confidential space where you can explore, heal and grow.  A psychology and psychotherapy service designed to help you resolve immediate issues, but also to help you further a process of personal development using the best and most up to date practices. I use evidence based treatment for people who experience a range of mental health difficulties utilising psychoanalytic techniques, Cognitive Behavioral  Therapy techniques and mindfulness based strategies. I am a registered psychologist, with an MSc in Psychotherapy from the UCD School of Medicine, an MA in Addiction Studies and over ten years formal training within the field of mental health. I am a Registered Practitioner member of the Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Ireland. No two people are alike, so I tailor my approach to your specific needs.  Through speaking in a specific way, we can accomplish learning and changes which will last a lifetime.  I love working with individuals who are curious, motivated to change and no longer wish to suffer their symptom.  I am passionate about helping you to feel more at ease with yourself.  This is the fundamental aim of the work and all good things stem from this; overcoming fears, anxiety, relationship problems, finding your place and position in the world. Together we will restore or develop an inner confidence which can only come from knowing, accepting and liking who you are. 

I am a qualified and Accredited Counsellor/Psychotherapist with IAHIP who works from a Humanistic and Integrative approach. This means that I work in a way that suits each individual person, according to their needs. I work with both men and women experiencing a wide variety of issues which include trauma, depression, anxiety and relationship problems. 

Located in Donnybrook, this clinic provides Psychotherapist Consultations. Treatments available include EFT- Emotion-Focused Therapy, one of the most currently researched effective psychotherapeutic treatments with comprehensive results achievable in 12-16 weeks CBT - Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Counselling for briefer treatments of specific issues such as anxiety, phobias, stress, loss and in cases if crisis.  Low cost counselling available for patients in cases of unemployment or financial hardship.  "We live what we learn and we learn what we live. "(Bandura, 1976). Solution-focused therapy with a multi-systemic approach addressing problems in relationships, family of origin, childhood abuse and work/career problems explored in confidence and comfort. Psychological and educational/psychological assessments and reports also available. 

I am a psychotherapist with a private practice at 22 Upper Baggot Street Dublin and Frederick Street Ashbourne Co Meath. I work with couples, individuals and adolescents having received specific training in these areas. My background is in nursing with over 20 years experience working with the HSE. In 2004 I was awarded a B.A., Hons in Psychology and in 2007, M.Sc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy at DCU.  From 2007 - 2017, I have worked as a couples therapist with Relationships Ireland (formerly MRCS) and am very experienced in working with all couple problems. In 2009 I trained as a adolescent counsellor with theTeen Between Service and have worked as a teen counsellor since seeing young people over 12yrs.  I am accredited as a psychotherapist and supervisor with the Irish  Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP). For most people its a big decision  to come and see a therapist Knowing what to expect can make it a little easier. First Session: Our first meeting will be an exploratory session. This will allow you  to see what therapy is about and decide if it will be beneficial for you to continue.  I will take some personal details and discuss confidentiality in the counselling relationship. We will move on to look at your life and examine what has brought you to counselling at this time.  We will also look at what you want to achieve from therapy. At the end of this session it is your decision whether to proceed fur

Reflections Psychotherapy and Counselling is a safe, non- judgemental service, based in Donnybrook. It is humanistic/person-centred in its outlook, believing in the inherent worth and value of each person. The psychotherapy and counselling services offered integrate a variety of approaches including Humanistic and Integrative, Person-centred Therapy (Rogerian), CBT and Solution Focused Brief Therapy, combining those approaches that are most appropriate to clients’ needs and taking into account the difficulties experienced by individuals in every-day life.

Working in Dublin 2, Brenda is a fully qualified Accredited (MIAHIP)and (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 Anxiiety related disorders. Student CBT therapist places offer lower cost therapy options. 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, GA

Degree - Psychotherapy and Counselling B.A.(Hons) - Psychotherapy and Counselling Member of APCP (Association of Psychotherapists and Counsellors in Ireland About Michael Michael has completed 4 years of psychotherapy studies, through which he has undergone numerous hours of personal therapy as part of the training to understand how it is to be a client, and has extensive experience working with different individuals and presentations. Outside of psychotherapy, Michael is an accomplished swimming teacher with 7 years of experience and has a real passion for helping those in need. Michaels Approach I base my work on creating a strong therapeutic relationship and through applying certain skills individuals will learn to get in touch with their real selves, and develop more understanding of their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, motives, and purposes with the intention to become in essence their own therapist. Message to clients The challenges that bring us to therapy can sometimes overwhelm us, leading us to feel lost or as if we're fighting an uphill battle. Seeking therapy can often be a worthwhile step in learning to manage these issues, gaining a greater sense of control over one's self and life, experiencing more overall balance, and developing a more positive outlook. The journey within can often be very frightening but encountered within a safe space and with a little courage, it can be of true value.