Psychotherapists Dublin 6

Hopeman provides a fully qualified and experienced counselling- and psychotherapy service in Ranelagh, Dublin City Centre  and Stepaside.    Are you feeling depressed or anxious? Have you experienced the loss of a loved one or are you facing difficulties in your workplace? Are you in a stressful relationship or has life become a struggle and you don’t quite know why? No matter what is causing your distress, counselling and psychotherapy provide very effective help and support!  Hopeman Counselling and Psychotherapy was established by Michael Hofmann. Michael is awarded a graduate diploma in integrative counselling and psychotherapy by Dublin City University (DCU) and a diploma in integrative clinical psychotherapy including CBT (TPTI). He is affiliated with the IAHIP (Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy) and adheres in full to their code of ethics. Michael provides a strictly confidential counselling and psychotherapy service in English as well as in German. Michael's approach to therapy is humanistic, person centred and integrative. Integrative means that Michael is trained in different modalities of counselling and psychotherapy such as Gestalt, CBT, Psychodynamic and Psychosynthesis. Applying an integrative approach enables Michael to address each client more individually in order to find the best fitting therapy plan. Michael believes that a person gen

WEDNESDAY AVAILABILITY With expertise in the various fields of mental health and well-being, John is available for psychotherapy and counseling.  If you're experiencing such difficulties as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, severe addiction, obsessions, anger management, paranoia, psychosis, identity crises, sexual dysfunction, loss & grief; then John will be able to work with you.   As a member of the Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland, John practices a unique form of psychoanalysis during these sessions. The sessions uphold privacy and confidentiality which are paramount to the treatment. How does psychotherapy work? All that is required is to speak as openly as possible about any thoughts, feelings, ideas and even dreams that come to your mind. How long does it last? It is a big step for anyone who decides to go to see a therapist. There is no quick fix to therapy. It is up to you to determine how long you would like to complete the work. How often should I go? In order to benefit from the therapy, once a week is preferable. Otherwise it is up to you to decide. Therapy can be costly in general. How much is it going to cost me? I offer reasonable rates of €60 What day do you work? Tuesdays Only 

For more information about Dr Peter Clare Counselling Psychology & Psychotherapy in Dublin please contact the clinic.

Hi, my name is Alan Horne. I am a highly experienced, fully-accredited therapist with the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP). I believe that the aim of counselling is to provide a safe and confidential environment where the client has an opportunity to work towards living a more satisfactory and productive life. Counselling affords clients a unique opportunity to have a deeper understanding of what is going on in their lives. It can help build confidence and personal development where clients can explore and help bring about a new acceptance of experiences that may have caused them deep hurt and pain. Past experiences can hold them back and prevent them from moving forward with a more positive outlook. I strive to empower clients and encourage them to take control of their lives by changing behaviours that are not beneficial to them. I work as a psychodynamic psychotherapist but influenced by the humanistic and person-centred models. I am integrative in my approach, believing in the individuality of all clients, both in terms of their personalities but also in terms of their life experiences and how they have internalised them. I am non-directive and non-judgmental. I am a person of mature years with much life experience. I am a husband, father, one-time foster father and grandfather and, as a therapist, I am committed to continuous professional development and life-long learning. I have previously worked as an accountant and

Paul Rudden has worked as a school counsellor for the past 15 years. Following his graduation as a psychotherapist he set up in private practice. He is experienced in working with relationship issues, anxiety, depression, panic disorders, LGBTQ issues, sexuality, bereavement and many more. He works from a Humanistic and Integrative model of Psychotherapy. Please contact the centre for more details.

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Sometimes in life we can experience periods of inner conflict and confusion.  This may be due to traumatic past experiences or changes we may face in our lives presently. My practice offers a safe and confidential space in which to explore your issues with an experienced therapist. Counselling and Psychotherapy can help make sense of feelings, thoughts and behaviors which can cause inner conflict and confusion. This in turn can lead to a lesser quality of life. Making sense of these issue can help develop a greater sense of self awareness. I help bring about change by taking unconscious drives into a conscious space in which we can work together to implement meaningful change in your life. I am an Integrative Psychotherapist working from a Psychodynamic and Psychoanalytical framework. I also incorporate elements of Gestalt and Existential Psychotherapy in my work with clients.  I am a Pre-Accredited Member of the IACP ( Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy ) and I am an Associate Member of the IPAA ( Irish Psycho-Analytical Association ). I am fully insured to work within the guidelines and best practice of my associations and current government legislation. I hold a Certificate in Counselling Skills from NUI Maynooth and a B.Sc. (Hons) in Counselling & Psychotherapy from Middlesex University.  I have several years of experience working with an array of clients. My background is in Nursing and Healthcare. My professional fees are €60 per hour. I

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