People usually choose to have therapy because they are experiencing difficulties and distress in their lives. There are many life issues which can be difficult to deal with – bereavement, divorce, health issues, bullying, redundancy, ongoing stress. However, you do not have to be in crisis, or on the verge of one, before choosing therapeutic help. You may be experiencing underlying feelings of dissatisfaction with life in general or be seeking balance or meaning in your life. All of these reasons and more will bring people into therapy
Your therapist will give you detailed notice about our cancellation arrangements at your first sessions. Since your appointment time is reserved exclusively for you, in the event of a cancellation you will be expected to give at least 48 hours notice.
- Have completed a recognised professional training programme
- Have received Professional Accreditation (or approaching accreditation) from either the Irish Council for Psychotherapy or the Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
- Attend regular Clinical Supervision for their work
- Participate in ongoing Personal and Professional Development
- Abide by prevailing Codes of Ethics and Professional Practice
Student Counsellors are required to:
- Have successfully completed at least two years of a recognised professional training programme
- Attend regular Clinical Supervision meetings
- Continue to engage in training and personal development work
- Abide by prevailing Codes of Ethics and Professional Practice