About Me

My Psychotherapy training focused on the Humanistic and Integrative approach. Humanistic is a term that is used to describe an approach that respects, values and treats the individual as a whole person physically, spiritually, mentally and emotionally. This method also holds the belief that people have choice, freedom, responsibility and the capacity to change, heal and grow towards reaching their true potential.
My original training as a registered Nurse and Midwife gives me a grounding in the human conditions of illness and dis-ease which supports my Humanistic and Integrative approach.
Integrative means that I draw creatively from a broad range of therapeutic strategies to help you on that journey. There is no definite prescribed method for any dilemma. The ranges of therapies I draw from are Gestalt, Person Centred, Mindfulness, Existential and Hakomi. In addition, my training as a nurse/midwife/acupressure shiatsu therapist enables me to view the whole human being, body, mind and spirit.

“A fellow traveller to help you on your Journey”

The rooms I use are located in the centre of Nenagh town, adjacent to the Abbey ruins, with free parking available. Directions will be given when an appointment is scheduled. The privacy and seclusion of the rooms adds to the confidentiality and ambiguity needed to create a safe environment . The downstairs consulting room, waiting area and toilet are wheelchair accessible.

My accreditation is with the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy (IAHIP) As a professional psychotherapist, I abide by their codes of ethics. You can view this code at the IAHIP website, www.iahip.org. I am also a member of the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP).

If you would like to contact me, click here to fill out a contact form with contact details and suitable times to talk and I will call you. Confidentiality assured.