FAQ

Counselling, in general, is frequently used to describe a situation in which a client is working on a specific issue that is occurring in their life right now and requires brief intervention.

Psychotherapy is frequently used to describe situations in which clients work on problems that may have their roots in past events but are also affecting them in the present and may necessitate more in-depth investigations.

Clients are the ones who ultimately determine what they want to work on, and therapists are trained to work in accordance with their needs and desires.

Based on a maximum of 50 minutes for individual and 60 minutes for couples counselling, the counselling sessions occur weekly at the agreed times.

Weekly sessions are typically conducted to help the client gain a more thorough and expedited understanding of their experiences. In some cases they may take place on a fortnightly basis by agreement.

Counselling and psychotherapy are totally confidential services in almost all situations except where mandated. The Child Protection Act, for example, safeguards the rights and welfare of children and minors, so it is crucial to note that in some situations, moral and legal obligations must be taken into account.

Confidentiality limitations will be fully explained to you on contracting.

Based on a maximum of 50 minutes for individual counselling and 60 minutes for couples counselling.

Should you need to cancel, please do so online or by email with 24 hours' notice. Failure to notify within 24 hours will result in payment of the full fee.

I provide an open-ended counselling policy. Either side may recommend the contract termination at any point; an end will be arranged.

Yes. When booking an appointment under comments, please let me know if it is an online appointment you seek. 

Individual Counselling        €60

Couples Counselling             €80

Low cost (where agreed)     €40