Lindsey Druhan Psychotherapy

Lindsey Druhan Psychotherapy Psychotherapist, Nurse, & Holistic Practitioner. In-person & Online Therapy
Www.ldpsychotherapy.ie

No quick fixes, just a professional, confidential space to help you make sense of the pressure, find balance, and reconnect with yourself.

13/03/2026
09/03/2026

Getting to celebrate International Womens day teaching legendary women about nervous system regulation ❤️ A day with laughs, yoga, meditation, line dancing and ultimately women supporting women, this amazing event was to raise much needed funds for , thank you and for having me ❤️

21/01/2026
☺️ My beautiful Therapy Studio, based in South Dublin.
17/01/2026

☺️ My beautiful Therapy Studio, based in South Dublin.

21/12/2025

Sacred work deserves a sacred space 🔥✨

11/12/2025

I’m excited to share that I’m now a verified psychotherapist on Psychology Today. This verification not only confirms my professional credentials, but also strengthens trust and transparency for anyone seeking support. It’s an amazing milestone because it helps clients feel confident that they’re connecting with a qualified, credible, and dedicated mental health professional. Grateful for the opportunity to continue this work—and to make it easier for people to find the help they deserve. 💛

24/10/2025

✨ Sauna & Cold Plunges: Nervous System Reset for Anxiety, Stress, and Mental Health ✨
In today’s world, our nervous systems are constantly on alert. Between work, technology, and everyday pressures, our bodies can easily get stuck in fight-or-flight mode, leading to anxiety, restlessness, and chronic stress.
Two simple yet powerful tools to support your mental health and nervous system regulation are sauna therapy and cold plunges (or contrast therapy when combined).
💧 Cold Exposure
Activates the vagus nerve, helping calm the stress response and increase resilience to anxiety.
Encourages the release of norepinephrine—a neurotransmitter linked to focus, alertness, and mood stability.
Builds emotional regulation by teaching the body to stay calm under discomfort.
🔥 Heat Therapy (Sauna)
Promotes relaxation through endorphin release and parasympathetic activation.
Improves sleep quality and lowers cortisol (the stress hormone).
Encourages a meditative state—many describe the sauna as a “moving meditation.”
🌿 Together, alternating heat and cold supports balance between the sympathetic (activation) and parasympathetic (rest) systems, which can restore a sense of grounded calm and emotional steadiness.
✨ As a therapist, I often remind clients: regulation starts in the body.
When we teach the body how to move through stress safely—whether through breath, movement, or temperature therapy—we strengthen the foundation for emotional health.
💭 Have you tried sauna or cold plunges as part of your wellness routine? What effects have you noticed?





19/10/2025

My Nursing Background Strengthens My Work as a Therapist 🏥
Before becoming a psychotherapist, I spent years working as a nurse , and still do — and those experiences continue to shape the way I practice today ❤️
Nursing taught me to listen beyond words — to observe body language, tone, and subtle cues that reveal what someone is truly experiencing. It taught me how to stay grounded in crisis, communicate clearly under pressure, and build trust quickly with people in vulnerable moments.
Now, as a therapist, I bring those same skills into the therapy room:
🩺 Assessment: Nurses are trained observers. I use that same attention to detail to recognise emotional shifts and patterns in my clients.
💬 Communication: Whether with patients or clients, clear and compassionate communication builds safety and connection.
🌿 Holistic perspective: Nursing views the person as a whole — body, mind, and environment. That lens helps me understand mental health in its full context.
Both professions are about healing — one focuses on the body, the other on the mind — but both require empathy, presence, and humanity. I feel grateful every day to draw from both worlds.

18/10/2025

Therapy days can feel a little heavier — that’s normal.
Here’s what I often suggest to my clients:
🌤️ Leave yourself a few quiet minutes before the session.
🚫 Avoid rushing straight from work or errands.
🧘 Bring water, tissues, or anything that makes you feel comfortable.
💭 Afterward, take 10 minutes to sit with your thoughts before jumping back into life.
You don’t have to “perform” in therapy — you just have to show up. 💬

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