Jim Hall Therapy - Northern Ireland

Jim Hall Therapy - Northern Ireland Since 1992 I have been working as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist committed to offering a caring, c Thank you for visiting my page.

Since 1992 I have been working as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. Now based outside Ballyclare, I am committed to offering a caring, confidential, professional service supporting others in working through complex issues. Please feel free to contact me if you would like additional information or you wish to discuss any questions you may have about the services I offer. Over the years I have gained considerable experience in working with a range of issues including, depression, anxiety, relationship problems, pastoral care, post trauma therapy, addictions, bereavement or emotional loss related to life changes, illness or disability, loss of confidence or poor self image, life feeling empty or lacking in meaning, occupational stress or burnout, and psychological health matters, etc.

02/02/2026

As Family Mediation Week comes to a close it’s important to keep in mind that even though your relationship is over, you will always share your children. If you're struggling to find common ground with your child’s other parent find out if mediation could help you communicate & agree a co-parenting plan to focus on your child’s needs. Find out more at: https://www.relateni.org/relateni-services/family-mediation/



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02/02/2026

Enjoy them while they are little.
Yes, even on the hard days.

Even when you’re exhausted.
Even when your patience is thin.
Even when you’re counting the minutes until bedtime.

Because these loud, messy, ordinary days?
They’re the ones your heart will reach for later.

Right now, they need you for everything.
Your arms. Your voice. Your presence.
They run to you when they’re scared, tired, or hurt,
fully convinced your arms can fix anything.

You are their comfort.
Their home.
Their safest place in the world.

But they won’t always need you like this.

One day, they won’t reach for your hand crossing the street.
One day, they won’t climb into your lap.
One day, they won’t ask you to stay until they fall asleep.

And it won’t happen all at once.
It happens quietly,
in moments you don’t think to mark.

One night, you’ll put them down and not realize it was the last time they asked for a cuddle.
One morning, they’ll walk ahead instead of beside you.
One long hug will slowly become the last long one.

Their world will grow bigger.
And you’ll become one part of it, not the center.

They’ll still love you.
Just differently.

And that’s when your heart will ache in ways you never expected.

You’ll wish you could go back,
not to a perfect day,
but to an ordinary one.
Spilled milk. Toys on the floor.
Tiny arms wrapped tight around your neck.

So slow down.

Hold them a little longer.
Hug them a little tighter.
Even when you’re tired.
Even when the days feel heavy.

Love them loudly.
Hold them often.
Let the moments linger.

Because childhood isn’t a long journey.
It’s short.
And beautiful.

And before you’re ready, they’ll be grown,
carrying your love into a world that no longer needs you the same way.

26/01/2026

Carl G Jung /
"Carl Gustav Jung, was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology. Jung's work has been influential in the fields of psychiatry, anthropology, archaeology, literature, philosophy, psychology and religious studies. Jung worked as a research scientist at the famous Burghölzli hospital, un…"

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26/01/2026

James Nesbitt fought back tears as he made an emotional plea for information on the Disappeared.

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26/01/2026

Complex PTSD impacts the way your brain functions. It can affect how you understand things like safety, respect, and trust. In fact, it can play a role in all areas of your life.

But complex PTSD is not a life sentence. Treatment is available to help you take the blame off of yourself, process your trauma, and get the support you need.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/rsPm50XXn4U

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