Kim O’Gorman has a BA in Psychology, a post graduate in psychoanalysis and an M.A in Psychotherapy. Since 2005 I have studied in detail the psychological disciplines of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy and have worked in a number of mental health facilities including the psychiatric departments of
St Vincent’s Hospital Elm Park,
Holles St National Maternity Hospital
The Royal Hospital in Donnybroo
k. Kim is a registered member of the Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland (www.appi.ie) and strictly adheres to the organisations ethos, practice and code of ethics. Many people, at some stage, encounter difficulties which they find overwhelming. These overwhelming feelings can soon lead on to anxiety and depression, affecting relationships, performance at work and potentially your health. This being the case, it is necessary to see a professional, with the experience to offer real, practical help and advice, where real results can be achieved. The problems we confront in our day to day lives are unfortunately shared by many, but thankfully, we now recognise these problems as real issues in our society. Sometimes feelings of despair, hopelessness and not knowing how to receive help can, in time, lead to serious mental and physical health issues. Emotional problems will not go away for good if they are ignored and avoided. So it is advisable to confront them and seek support as soon as possible”. Ethos
As a therapist, I will listen empathically, but to accept the client unconditionally, regardless of the client’s level of development. My aim is to support you through the challenges, great or small. Counselling is confidential and in the strictest confidence at all times. To find out more, please contact me – Kim O’Gorman – at 085 8059574 or Visit http://KimOGorman.ie
“Anytime we step out boldly to make changes, we take a chance that we might fail. But the only way to get better is to try”.
