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Individual and Couple Counselling and Psychotherapy for Adults.
*Bereavement and Loss
*Anxiety and Panic
*Relationship Issues
*Self-Esteem
*Separation
*Job Loss
*Assertiveness
*Depression
*AddictionNaas and Celbridge, Co Kildare, Ireland
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Death and Disappointment
Disappointment – Who hasn’t experienced it? The job we wanted that went to someone else? The creative urge that faded before it reached it’s apex. The family member who lets us down. Life is full of disappointments, large and small; … Continue reading
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Differences in Relationships – How do You do Yours?
When you have a difference of opinion with someone in your life, how do you deal with it? Do you blame the other person for their narrow mindedness? Do you dismiss them as wrong? Do you tell yourself it’s not … Continue reading
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Changing Plans
I think it was John Lennon who famously said that life is what happens when you’re busy making plans. Maybe he too was feeling the frustration that can arise when our world is turned upside down by the unexpected. So … Continue reading
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When Someone Close To Us Is Ill
I watched the young man as he helped his mother to sit down at the table opposite me in the hospital cafe. While his hands and movements were gentle and caring, his eyes avoided making contact with hers, and his … Continue reading