Treatment for Depression Dublin, Dublin County

South Dublin Counselling and Psychological Services is a private practice staffed by qualified Counselling Psychologists who provide pscyhological assessment, consultation and psychotherapeutic services to adults, children, couples and families. Our Clinics are located in the South Dublin area and we also provide an Online Video Therapy Clinic for those clients who would prefer this option or find it difficult to access our Clinics located in South Dublin.  Our integrative therapeutic practice includes both Cognitive Behavioural, Emotion Focussed and Mindfulness based approaches to therapy which have been shown to be very helpful to clients, particularly those experiencing life challenges such as, • Depression • Low self-esteem •Anxiety such as panic,phobias, obsessions and compulsions • Effects of abuse • Relationship difficulties or breakdown • Bereavement and trauma • Eating disorders • Childhood & adolescent development issues • Parenting difficulties • Addiction recovery Coping with long term illnessCoping with chronic painSDCPS also provides comprehensive psychological assessment for ADHD and ASD in adults

Integrative psychotherapy and counselling providing help across a range of psychological issues, both short-term and long-term.Bereavement and loss support for adults and under 18's, including issues associated with children involving terminal illness, separation & divorce and parental lossIntegrative therapy is suitable for the following:Anxiety and GADDepressionBereavementFamily relationshipsCommunicationsAbuse including Sexual AbuseTrauma (Incl PTSD)Unresolved Childhood IssuesMary Hamill is a fully accredited psychotherapist and member of ICP, IAHIP & IACP.

Situated in Dublin City Centre, Crossroad Counselling & Psychotherapy offers both short-term and long-term confidential counselling and psychotherapy. Working from a humanistic background, we believe each client is unique and therefore draw upon a range of therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused or Psychodynamic Therapy. We believe that everyone has the potential for growth and change if given a supportive, non-judgmental environment and time to explore their difficulties at their own pace. Our clients are given the unique opportunity to enhance their therapy with the help of an online technology with a range of resources to track their mood or anxiety, log and evaluate their thinking in particular situations, and observe associated emotions – all conveniently on their smartphone or tablet, without paperwork, and tailored to each individual client. We offer a range of therapeutic approaches for clients dealing with a range of issues including anxiety, depression, addiction, eating disorders, low self-esteem and self-harming/suicidal behaviours.

For more information about Dublin Centre for Counselling Psychology in Ballybough please contact the clinic.

Making Changes Psychological Services offer an assessment and therapy service for adolescents and adults for a wide range of presenting issues. These include: anxiety, depression, bereavement, trauma, substance use, emotional/behavioral difficulties and relationship issues.

For more information about Colm Early in Kimmage please contact the clinic.

For more information about Brighter Days Psychotherapy in Kimmage please contact the clinic.

A qualified Psychotherapist and Career Guidance Counsellor, they are a member of ACI and The Kleinian Association of Ireland, as well as the British Psychological Society. With over two decades of experience, they offer compassionate and transformative services in psychotherapy, adult career guidance counselling, and education. Specializing in areas such as Loss and Grief, Depression and Anxiety, and Relationship Difficulties, they provide a safe and nurturing environment for individuals to explore challenges and foster self-awareness and healing. Valuing human connection and the pursuit of meaning, they are dedicated to helping clients navigate life's complexities and find fulfilment.

As a therapist I am guided by the needs and requirements of the person seeking help. I believe that the strength of therapy lies not in technique alone, but in the connection made between the person seeking help and the therapist who is capable of offering it. My counselling background includes working with those who have experienced trauma, and those suffering from anxiety or feelings of low mood.  I have also worked with adolescents as a Schools Counsellor, and am currently working with Pieta House supporting people who are in suicidal distress or engaging in self harm. My approach to counselling and therapy is Person Centred, respecting and encouraging the clients’ autonomy within the therapeutic process at all times. I will provide a confidential one to one relationship in a safe setting to develop the client’s self-awareness, assisting them in finding their own way through their difficulties. I welcome those seeking help, working with teenagers, adults, couples and families. I have experience with a broad range of personal concerns including; depression, suicidal thoughts and self harm, anxiety and panic attacks, stress, relationship difficulties, sexual, physical and emotional abuse and personal development. My qualifications include: BA (Hons);  Dip Counselling/Psychotherapy;  Higher Dip in Conflict Resolution and Mediation;  Cert. Family Therapy, Cert CBT. I look forward to welcoming new clients to my established practice

How Therapy Can HelpOur emotions dictate and determine how we see the world. When you have control over your emotions you have control over your behaviour. When we become anxious, distressed, depressed or living in fear, the rational part of our brain is suppressed and the emotional brain takes over. We become time travellers trapped in the past ruminating, worrying, restless and agitated, driving us to despair with guilt, shame, secrets and unresolved business.  Glimpses of the future may be glimpses of catastrophe, hopelessness and emptiness.  As your counsellor I am here to listen to you, to guide you and to bring to your awareness alternative ways of being in the world. Collaborative counselling can bring insight and access to your imagination and your own forgotten inner strengths. You can change your life trajectory. You can find your personal path and spread it with peace, well-being, balance and spiritual wholeness.

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