Counselling Portobello, Dublin

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

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.

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 Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy, and Counselling. A safe, secure and confidential place for you.    

Awareness Plus Counselling offers you a personally tailored therapeutic approach by utilising multiple therapeutic models including CBT, Cognitive Therapy, Behavioural Therapy, Reality Therapy and Mindfulness.  I offer you non judgemental, professional and confidential support. Our work together allows you to develop new skills and insights, heal old wounds, face your fears & become unstuck! Through awareness we can begin to make positive changes in our life. I am fully qualified and a member of the Irish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy. For more information contact Carol. I am available for one to one sessions at 46 Leeson Street Lower and offer Skype sessions for greater flexibility due to client demand. Some of the concerns I work with are listed below, I also specailise in working with depression and co- dependence (people pleasing/loss of self) Depression  Anger  Work place Stress/Bullying Sexual Abuse Relationship Issues Low Self Esteem Loss & Bereavement Domestic Abuse Relationship breakdown/Divorce Anxiety – Panic – Phobias Suicidal Ideation Feelings of Isolation Eating Disorders  Lesbian, Gay and Transgender Issues Addiction Feeling Stuck Feelings of Helplessness Location: 46 Leeson Street Lower Kiltalown House in Tallaght Dublin 24 located just 3 minutes from Citywest Business Campus and Shopping Centre. Online via Skype - Get in touch for more details.

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Donna holds professional qualifications in psychoanalysis and provides psychoanalytic psychotherapy to adults, children and adolescents. She received training in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy from Espace Analytique, Paris and also holds a certificate in Art Therapy. She has further qualifications in Irish Theatre, Irish Literature, Nursing and Montessori Teaching. Her areas of expertise include working with diagnoses of depression including post natal depression, anxiety disorders in children and adults, self harm and eating disorders in adolescents and young adults. 

 Psychotherapy  Consultations available by appointment in Dublin 2 , Carlow Town, and Kilkenny City.

LIFE has been serving women with crisis pregnancies for over 24 years as a non-profit organisation. The services offered are counseling on all options parenthood, adoption; pregnancy testing with immediate result; free advice on all social & medical entitlements; accommodation in Galway or Dublin; counseling for those with trauma; parenting classes in their Cork office. Full confidentiality is guaranteed. They offer live Internet chat with their counselors during office hours  Mon-Fri 10am - 5pm.

The Area Mentis Centre provides psychotherapy, psychoanalysis and psychological services for any individual experiencing mental pain.Our practitioners have dedicated their lives to the study of how people think, act and communicate.Talking is the cornerstone of the treatment the purpose of which is to learn about oneself. Through this process, practitioners help people to identify the source of their problems and address them.Each individual's treatment is characterised by an intensely personalised approach, greatly increasing the probability of change This treatment effects change through regular weekly sessions, in which the relationship between practitioner and client supports a therapeutic discourse. During treatment, the client develops insight and self-awareness, integrating those past events that may have been traumatic or unsayable into a coherent narrative. Supported by the relationship to the therapist/analyst, the individual can scrutinize the stress and suffering in their lives within the context of their life-history: where it originates, how it is manifested and what coping behaviours have evolved to deal with it.