Bereavement Counselling Dublin North City Centre

This is an online clinical service

True Horizon Psychotherapy & Counselling offers a calm space in which to explore any difficulties you are experiencing in your life (big or small!) with a therapist who will guide you in a caring and non-judgemental way. It is a confidential and professional service for individuals looking for support in overcoming personal issues in their life.  It is an opportunity to gain self-awareness, a fresh perspective and create growth and change in your life. Talking to a counsellor can help you carefully evaluate troublesome situations and explore options previously not considered. It can help you process feelings and heal from painful experiences. Deciding to go see a therapist does not mean that a person is 'crazy' or that he or she is weak. Making the choice to see a therapist is courageous and an act of personal empowerment.Whether you need just a few sessions to deal with an immediate problem or would like to work long-term on a deeper issue, help is here for you. The work of the therapist is to remove obstacles blocking the client's path.

My name is Laura Branigan-Bayoumi and I hold an honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Dublin Business School and am a fully accredited member of the I.A.C.P.  I work from a humanistic and integrative approach, which means that I draw on various humanistic, psychodynamic and solution focused theories in order to  explore the difficulties you are facing, increase your self-awareness and  provide you with support.   As a humanistic Psychotherapist I respect  each individual's ability to make their own decisions. My work with you will not be about giving advice or deciding what is best for you. Instead, through discussion and exploration, I will work with you to help you clarify your own beliefs, values and priorities, so you can reach your own decisions on what is best for you.   We will work together in order to truly understand your thoughts, emotions and behaviours, to deepen your level of self awareness, and to identify and work on breaking unhelpful patterns in your life. We will work towards empowering you, so that you are better able to manage and overcome whatever is holding you back from reaching  your goals and aspirations.

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)

Vincent Foley is a client centred counsellor and psychotherapist. He offers one to one counselling on a range of issues such as; Abuse, Addiction(s), Adoption, Anger Management, Anxiety, Bullying, Bereavement, Child Related Issues, Cultural Issues, , Depression, Disability, Eating Disorders, General Counselling, Health Related Issues, Identity Problems, LGBT, Self Harm, Self Esteem issues, Stress, Suicidal thoughts, Sexual Abuse survival and management. Work related issues.

Affordable Counselling & Psychotherapy in Dublin City Centre My name is Simon Forsyth and I have a Diploma and First Class Honours Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College, where I now also work as a lecturer. Nozomi is a Japanese word meaning 'hope' or 'wish'. Seeking help by talking to a professional about what is troubling you can be the first step towards bringing hope to a difficult situation and making a real change for the better. The type of therapy I offer is called Person-centred. The approach was founded by renowned psychologist Carl Rogers, who believed that everyone has an in-built capacity to grow and find their place in the world, while at the same time recognising that we may need a bit of help to do this.Working with a counsellor gives you a confidential space where you can be yourself. Whatever it is that you are struggling with or wanting to explore can be brought into the room and kept safe there for as long as you need. We all have ups and downs  in our lives - some that go on for longer than others - but the counselling relationship acknowledges that we are all unique, and will react to different situations in different ways.My aim is to offer you an accepting, non-judgemental environment where you are really listened to, where you can grow, and where you can find your own answers, in your own time.