Bereavement Counselling Kildare County

I am a professionally qualified counsellor psychotherapist holding a BSc (Hons.) in Counselling and Psychotherapy.  Having a commitment to continued professional development, I have a Certificate in Gestalt Therapy and am currently undertaking training in issues of sexual violence with the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre. I am a fully accredited member of IACP and adhere to their professional standards and code of ethics in my practice. My training is humanistic and integrative incorporating person centred, psychodynamic, CBT and Gestalt therapies. I adapt my approach to that which is most appropriate and beneficial for the client. Central to my way of working is to create a safe, confidential and compassionate space where clients can begin a process of exploring aspects of their lives which are of concern to them. I have many years experience working with people in the area of mental health and wellbeing, including over four years working as a counsellor psychotherapist in Pieta House supporting people struggling with suicidal thoughts and engaging in deliberate self-harm. I am experienced in working with clients presenting with issues such as Depression, Stress and Anxiety, Loss and Grief, Relationship Issues, Low Self Esteem, Spirituality, Suicide and Deliberate Self Harm. I work empathically and collaboratively with adult individuals on a one to one basis.

Counselling & Psychotherapy I am fully accredited member of the IACP (The Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy), and I work in accordance to their Code of Ethics.

Life can be difficult at times.  Life events such as bereavement, divorce or job losses can cause you to become anxious or depressed.  You may have experienced trauma in your past which is still causing you pain today. Perhaps you are coping with a loved one's addiction or other mental illness.  When life is challenging it can feel as if you are just existing from one crisis to the next.  It takes courage to admit you are struggling and need help to cope. Talking to friends can help but sometimes you might need something more.  Family and friends can struggle to remain objective in the face of your pain and distress. Talking through your difficulties with a trusted therapist in a confidential, non-judgemental setting allows you the space to gain a clearer understanding and acceptance of yourself and helps you to make changes and decisions that enrich your life. My practice is located in Sallins, Co. Kildare where I offer one-to-one therapy with individuals aged 18 and over. I have day time and evening sessions strictly by appointment only.

Hello, I’m Eimear Scully and I’ve been working as a counsellor and psychotherapist in Leixlip village for almost 15 years. I have a depth of knowledge and experience in many areas including childhood trauma, attachment, co-dependency, adoption, relationships, difficult dynamics within family relationships, workplace issues, stress, anxiety, feelings of hopelessness, depression, existential and transpersonal issues. I'm trained to be able to help you process whatever issue is troubling you. If you’ve been feeling stuck, confused or alone these feelings are more common than you may realise. It helps to understand, process and reframe the thoughts, feelings and behaviours that have brought you here and how we can work to resolve them together. I believe that each person is completely unique and will require an individual treatment approach. While I’m trained in person-centred integrative therapy, I also have extensive experience using mindfulness based approaches to build personal awareness and the life skills you will need to effectively deal with whatever arises in your life. Get in touch and together we can discuss what it is your hoping to achieve from therapy and we can build the positive conditions for the life you truly want to live.

At Niamh Suttels Counselling and Psychotherapy, a warm, confidential, and safe space is offered to all individuals aged 16 and over who are struggling in any area of their life. Based in Rathangan, Co. Kildare accessible in both County Kildare and Offaly, Niamh aims to provide clients with time and a listening ear to explore their past and present wounds to begin to heal their own relationship with self. As well as offering support in the areas of depression, anxiety, bereavement and loss, Niamh has extensive experience in supporting clients through the complex nature of abusive relationships and the emotional and psychological trauma that can come with it. She understands that whether you are in an abusive relationship or have left one, someone who believes you and understands that it is not your fault is an important step in beginning to heal. Niamh also has a keen interest in helping people who have an autoimmune disease overcome the psychological affects that can co-exist with such an illness. Depression and anxiety are more likely to effect a person who has an autoimmune disease and research has shown that psychotherapy can provide ways to help support a person in understanding and coming to terms with adjusting to life after a diagnosis. Niamh is a fully qualified counsellor and psychotherapist having completed her degree in IICP in 2017. Niamh has continued to broaden her education by completing a BA (Hons) in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy with ICPPD.

My clinic provides many different forms of therapy but specialises in;Adolescent Therapy Individual Therapy Couples Therapy CBT Psychoanalytical Anger Management Bereavement Guided Meditations Spiritual Healings Reiki

New Path Counselling is a private practice providing counselling and psychotherapy located in Maynooth, Co. Kildare, owned and managed by Lynne O Reilly. I offer Counselling and Psychotherapy to individuals, couples and adolescents in order to help them overcome any difficulties or challenges they are facing in their lives. If you are experiencing difficulties in any area of your life, or simply would like the opportunity to talk to a trained professional in a safe and non-judgemental environment Counselling can help. Counselling provides the space for you to explore and discuss difficult feelings or issues in an environment that is respectful, supportive and confidential. New Path Counselling is run by Lynne O`Reilly. Lynne is a graduate of University College Dublin and holds a professional Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy from the Institute of Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy. Lynne is currently completing a Practitioner`s Certificate in Child and Adolescent Counselling. Lynne has also completed workshops in Reality Therapy / Choice Theory, Working with Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse and ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training). Lynne is a member of IACP and abides by their strict code of ethics. I have experience of providing counselling and psychotherapy for children through to adults for a range of issues including but not limited to : Abuse - Anxiety - Addiction - Adoption - Affairs - Betrayal - Bereavement - Bullying - Confidence - C

My name is Jennifer Welton. I am a fully qualified counsellor/psychotherapist. I work within the strict professional and ethical guidelines set-forth by the Irish Association of Counselling Practitioners. I specialise in the treatment of alcohol abuse and help clients achieve where possible moderation management. I have a depth of experience in the areas of anxiety, depression and relationship and or sexual issues.  I work from a centre in Celbridge accessible to clients from Kildare, West Dublin and surrounding areas. There is free parking.  **Please note appointments are currently available online only** 

Darren is a qualified Humanistic and Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist, a graduate of Turning Point Training Institute and Dublin City University (DCU) (Level 9).Darren has worked for the past seven years in Mental Health with organisations such as University College Dublin (UCD), Newlands Institute for Counselling, Personal Counselling Center Naas & the SamaritansDarren's theoretical background is in Humanistic/Integrative psychotherapy while incorporating psychodynamic and cognitive behaviour therapy. This approach to therapy acknowledges the unique nature of every client and allows for a therapeutic approach that best meets the requirements of each individual.