HELPING PEOPLE WITH
Grief & Bereavement
Honouring loss & cherishing memories while finding hope
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Honouring loss & cherishing memories while finding hope
Book AppointmentBereavement is the state of having lost someone or something important, while grief is the natural emotional response to that loss. It's a complex process, and everyone experiences it differently. Bereavement can stem from various losses — including death, relationship breakups, or loss of health — while grief is the psychological & emotional journey of adjusting to that loss.
Grief is a natural and individual process that comes in many different forms, and is not merely limited to sadness.
Bereavement is the feeling of having lost someone or something significant; it is a period in which a person experiences loss and new adjustments in their life suddenly. Bereavement can last weeks, months — or even years — as we all cope differently.
Experience compassionate and professional care with focus on your mental wellness and growth.
Taking a holistic approach to mental health - addressing mind, body, and spirit for comprehensive healing.
Sessions can be held online or in-person.
Fees are negotiable for 3rd-level students.
To avoid payment of fees for cancelled sessions, 48 hours' notice needs to be provided.
If you wish to cancel or re-schedule sessions already booked, please contact by telephone to arrange a mutually agreeable appointment.
Together, we will craft a personalised plan aligned with your unique needs and aspirations, guiding you towards embracing your authentic self.
Fully insured & pre-accredited member of the Association of Professional Counsellors & Psychotherapists in Ireland (APCP).
Experienced Mental Health Counsellor & Psychotherapist APCP member, and Addiction Counsellors of Ireland member, offering online & face-to-face counselling.
BA Degree in Integrative Counselling & Psychotherapy attained in the Irish College of Humanities & Applied Sciences.
Psychometric and Psychological Assessments and referral, working in accordance with the APCP Code of Ethics for Counsellors & Psychotherapists.
Cyber Security for online counselling sessions.
Intellectual disability and challenging behaviours.
Safeguarding adults at risk of abuse.
Care of the Special Child & Children First.