Psychotherapists Dublin City Centre

The Irish Psychoanalytic Clinic offers a psychoanalytic psychotherapy service. The psychoanalytic psychotherapists who work in the clinic are  experienced & accredited  therapists and senior trainees who are completing their psychotherapy training. Psychotherapists work in their own consulting rooms in various parts of Dublin and throughout the country.   Amongst the areas covered by psychoanalytic psychotherapy: Depression, Fear and Anxiety Relationship Difficulties Stress Bereavement Adjusting to illness/injury Emotional Difficulties Suicidal Ideation Feelings of meaninglessness and emptiness Struggling to cope with the aftermath of Trauma Sexual Identity/Sexual IssuesPost Addiction SupportPhysical problems that may have a Psychological origin 

A fully qualified and accreditaed  counsellor, working from an integrative framework, Clair offers her clients a warm, open, safe space where they can explore and resolve issues that are causing pain and discomfort in their lives in a supportive, non-judgemental and confidential environment. Working in private practice in both Dublin City Centre and Lucan, Clair provides one to one therapy sessions for children, adolescents and adults. Clair also offers Skype counselling.  Issues Dealt with:  Anxiety • Stress • Self-Esteem/Self-Worth Depression • Panic Attacks Bereavement & Loss Low Mood • Commitment Issues Sexual Difficulties Abuse • Loss of Direction • Bullying Relationship Issues • Trauma • Self-Harm • Suicidal Thoughts Crisis Pregnancy 

For Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy, and Counselling. A safe, secure and confidential place for you.    

For more information about Bath Avenue Counselling Centre in Dublin please contact the clinic.

In the therapeutic space Ranite strives to provide a space of warmth, acceptance and honesty where people feel safe to explore their feelings. Areas of special focus:  General counselling, Stress, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Depression, Relationship issues, Parenting difficulties, , Self-Esteem, Personal Development. Reduced rate counselling is also available

Andrew is a fully qualified and accredited (MIACP) counsellor and psychotherapist in private practice based at : Mind & Body Works, Wicklow Street, Dublin 2 He welcomes private clients and no GP referral is necessary. The practice is conveniently located for clients based in Dublin and surrounding area. Fee information: €80 per 50 minute session. Couples Therapy: €90 per 60 minute session. Andrew works with adult clients (18+), on a range of mental health and wellbeing concerns, including: anger, anxiety, bereavement,compulsive behaviours, living with chronic/serious illness, depression,LGBT issues, isolation and lonliness, negative intrusive thoughts, obsessive behaviours, relationship problems, self-esteem, sexuality, stress, suicidal thoughtsand many others. Andrew holds a first class BSc (Hons.) in Counselling & Psychotherapy, a Diploma in Relational Gestalt Therapy (Dublin Gestalt Centre) and a Postgrad Cert in Gestalt Psychotherapy. He has also completed training in Trauma Therapy, Couples Counselling, and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills.  Please note that Andrew does not work with clients under the age of 18 years. Andrew's approach to counselling and psychotherapy is humanistic and person-centred, grounded in empathy, acceptance, the genuineness of the therapist and respect for the individuality of each client. He offers clients a confidential and non-judgmental therapeutic relationship, in which they can feel safe to explore their concerns o

I'm a fully qualified psychotherapist,  a member of IAHIP, the principal Irish professional body and I help people with issues such as Relationship struggles, Depression, Anxiety, Panic, Stress, Workplace conflict, Bereavement, Identity, P a freer, more fulfilling and happier life.

For more information about Dawn Counselling & Psychotherapy in Grafton St and South William St please contact the clinic.

We provide Counselling, Psychotherapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to Adults, Children and Couples. All of our Senior Therapists are professionally trained and qualified and all of our Senior Trainees are fully supervised and adhere to a strict code of ethics. The cost for the Senior Therapist services is €60 - €70 for individual therapy. We offer an affordable service to those students, unemployed and low waged, the cost of this service is €25. A full list of services and therapists can be found on our website.   We are located on Dame Street which is right in the middle of the Dublin City. As one of Dublin's busiest streets we are serviced by many forms of local transport. We are also only 5 minutes walk from both green line and the red line luas stops. We are a minutes walk from two Dublin-Bikes Stations. We between 2 and 5 minutes walk from a number of Car Parks.

Services at this clinic located at Upper Baggot Street in Dublin, Ireland are provided by a trained counsellor and psychotherapist. Referrals from GPs are accepted and private patients are also seen by the therapist. The code of ethics of the Irish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (IACP) is strictly adhered to by the therapist. Problems treated at the clinic include relationship issues, depression, anxiety, adolescent issues, parental issues, addictions, low self-esteem and bullying. Services offered include counselling, psychotherapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, addiction counselling, sexual abuse therapy and employee assistance programmes.

Ferg offers a safe space for his clients to talk through their experiences, emotions, and behaviours. He sees counselling as a journey of self-exploration, increasing levels of self-understanding and awareness. As a result, one is able to identify more rewarding ways of thinking and acting. He is passionate about helping his clients to discover new resources inside of themselves as they remove blocks to personal growth. SESSIONSCounselling sessions are typically 50 minutes long, once a week. The timing and duration of therapy depends on individual client preferences. Treatment can be arranged on a short or long-term basis. The first session is introductory, designed to explore specific needs of the client and to answer questions. This session is also used to further explain therapy and discuss confidentiality, fees, and cancellation policies. The client always has the power to end sessions. In order to bring healthy closure to the counselling relationship, last meetings are usually discussed in advance. If needed, Ferg also offers therapy via video conference.  SPECIALITIESAnxietyDepressionLow MoodOCDAngerSelf-EsteemGrief and LossPersonal GrowthRelationshipsSchool Refusal  Ferg also offers supervision and support for staff teams and conducts speaking engagements to encourage young people in self-discovery and making positive life decisions. PHILOSOPHYThinking critically is an important part of the therapeutic process. Ferg allows his clients space to determine the