Non-judgmental, person-centered psychotherapy in a pleasant and comfortable city centre location.
13/01/2021
To find compassionate, trauma-informed and accredited therapists in your area, a directory can be found at IACP.ie.
Distressing details in the news at the moment which reflect the lived experience of many people in our communities. Help is available if needed.
23/09/2020
We at Men’s Aid are aware there is an increase of domestic violence issues due to and further restrictions that have come into play in recent days.
We want to remind you that we are . Please call us if you or a loved one are suffering from . ☎️
11/07/2020
Some more photos of the new premises
29/06/2020
You might qualify for free counselling if you’ve been affected by Covid-19, as per below... 👀👇
Are you feeling anxious or stressed because of -19? Maybe you’ve been temporarily laid off or have lost a loved one over the past few weeks. Contact MyMind today for help. You may be eligible for a free online appointment. Don’t delay, visit https://mymind.org/covid-19-project for details.
18/06/2020
New premises! LifeChange has moved to Clanwilliam Square in Dublin and I have moved with them! It's a discreet, pleasant own door premises that has been newly fitted out to the highest standard. We are open for business and, although I am very busy at the moment, feel free to get in touch to see how I might help you.
10/06/2020
The national freephone service – 1800 80 70 77 – will be available Monday to Friday from 10am to 1pm.
29/05/2020
Today’s the day!! Throw on something purple
and head over to gf.me/u/xz4h2x to donate!
Thank You! 💜
14/05/2020
The Dept. Of Health has clarified that counselling and psychotherapy can be considered part of social care for the purposes of the Covid-19 crisis and is therefore an essential service. If you feel you are in crisis and the online/tele option does not serve, help is out there, face to face.
06/05/2020
If you haven’t come across “Courage” yet, do give it a look. Brilliant live YouTube gigs for those missing live music; Lisa Hannigan is up next..
24/04/2020
I've noticed in my work that this week in lock-down has felt particularly difficult for some. Don't forget counselling help is still available remotely at this time. Also, a directory of therapists offering free session for front line health care workers is available at www.iacp.ie
21/03/2020
Find some calm where you can
21/03/2020
More positive response from the therapeutic community. Connection remains possible, essential, in stricken times.
**BREAKING NEWS**
COVID 19 is a mental health crisis.
As an experienced mental health team we have come together and decided to give something back and offer FREE online therapeutic support to ALL frontline workers.
Help Hub aims to help vulnerable older people and others who are self-isolating or struggling
17/03/2020
I am offering a limited number of short-duration, free of charge telephone/video-call counselling sessions for the self-isolated or front-line health workers. A space to express your worries and experiences without spreading fear or panic. DM or e-mail through my website. Paid remote counselling session also available to others. PLEASE SHARE as I don't have many followers.
11/03/2020
Fear and anxiety are contagious. Stay informed and consider limiting your exposure to news/rumour/social media around -19 . What will work best, as always, is collaboration and looking out for ourselves and each other.
Members of the public should avoid coronavirus-related news that makes them feel "anxious or distressed" to protect their mental health, the World Health Organisation has advised.
04/02/2020
A reminder that certain Laya healthcare policies cover adult counselling/psychotherapy as per below...
Attachment theory suggests that early interactions with caregivers can dramatically affect your beliefs about yourself, your expectations of others, and how you cope with stress and regulate your emotions as an adult
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Psychotherapy is a face-to-face "talk therapy" process intended to help you explore your emotions and how they impact on your daily life and relationships. It may touch on past experiences, childhood relationships or major landmarks in your life so far. The psychodynamic model focuses particularly on formative experiences and relationships and how they may have influenced your unique worldview, coping mechanisms and relationship style.
Psychotherapy is person-centered - meaning that it puts you in control. You are your own expert; the intention is not to give advice or answers but to enable you to find your own truth.
How does it work?
Psychotherapy gives you a private and unique space in which to explore your feelings and thoughts. This means that have the opportunity to explore and maybe revisit painful emotions and memories in a safe way with an experienced, trained therapist to help you. During this process the intention is that you will achieve the change you hope for.
Therapy is not about "reliving" experiences. Even when talking about the past, you will always be working in the present. How long does it take? As long as you need.
Is it for me?
There's no such things as "too big" or "too small" in therapy; any issue you bring is treated with respect and in confidence. Its not about "mental illness" either; if you feel curious about yourself, it is for you. If you feel in more urgent need of help it is for you also. If you feel awkward or embarrassed about talking about yourself, it is for you. Therapy doesn't work for everyone but everyone is welcome.