Classifieds

Art Therapy Workshop

Techniques for Therapists Working with Children and Adolescents

with Claire Whyte

Date: Saturday 3^rd May 2025

Time: 10am-3pm

Art Materials, Portfolio and Refreshments provided

You will experience and explore a wide range of visual and symbolic expression skills, practice the basic creative Art Therapy techniques to use in your therapy sessions. Learning to use this integrative method will enhance your skills as you find new ways of working creatively with your clients, engaging mind and body in different ways from talk therapy alone.

Art Therapy gives voice to a person’s life experience and empowers the individual, reaching the inner self where sometimes there are no words.

About the trainer: Claire Whyte is a well-established creative psychotherapist based in Meath. Working with clients using art therapy techniques for over 20years, Claire uses art therapy in her practice 1-1, Groups and Systemic Family Therapy.

Course Fee: €185

Book you place here: Art Therapy Workshop – Merrybower Psychotherapy

More Information: 087 9515477

Email: claire@merrybower.com

The Institute of Emotion-Focused Therapy Ireland
presents

Emotion-Focused Couples Therapy
A Four Day Training Workshop, 10am-5pm, 17th – 20th September 2025

Presented by Dr. Serine Warwar, Ph.D., C.Psych.

Marino Institute of Education, Marino, Dublin, Ireland Fee: €875 (€800 early bird bookings fully paid by 31/05/2025)
Training is open to qualified clinical/counselling psychologists and accredited counsellors/ psychotherapists.

Emotion-Focused Couples Therapy is one of the most researched interventions in couples counselling. EFT focuses on the emotional bond between a couple but also on each partner's own emotional experiences and needs. It strives to uncover the manner by which each partner's emotional reaction to events contributes to negative interactional patterns within the relationship. Over the course of therapy, the fractured emotional bond is healed by identifying these negative interactional cycles, and transforming them by accessing, articulating and responding to primary attachment and identity related emotions and needs. The essential goal of EFT is thus the creation of new, healthy patterns of interaction by using emotion to restructure interactions.

Workshop Content: Building on latest in EFT, this intensive 4-day training institute in Emotion-Focused Couples Therapy provides registrants with in-depth skills training through lectures, video demonstrations, modelling and experientialpractice. The workshop will cover the 5 stage, 14 step expanded model of EFT-C, and EFT-C for forgiveness and resolving emotional injuries,focusing on working on attachment and identity needs, as well as self and other soothing. As an emotion-focused therapy we focus on how to work with emotions such as anger, sadness, fear and shame. Participants will be asked to identify key interactional cycles in their own present or past primary relationships and work on these by accessing their own primary,underlying emotions in the training.

Dr. Serine Warwar, Ph.D., C. Psych., is a Clinical Psychologist and the Director of the York University Emotion-Focused Therapy Clinic in Toronto, Canada. She is also the Founder and Director of the Centre for Psychology and Emotional Health (www.cpeh.ca), a private practice for individual, couple therapy, EFT training, and a satellite training site for the Emotion-Focused Therapy Clinic at York University. She provides EFT supervision, training, and consultation to graduate students and therapists.  She conducts international trainings, workshops and master classes on emotion regulation, EFT for individuals and couples, as well as workshops in resolving emotional injuries and forgiveness in couples.  She has been an EFT skills trainer for 28 years. Dr. Warwar’s EFT institutes are highly praised for their warmth, authenticity, and her focus on to teaching participants micro-skills in EFT. She was trained in EFT by Dr. Leslie Greenberg. Dr. Warwar has been a therapist and researcher for several EFT randomized control trials in individuals and couples.  With Drs. Greenberg and Malcolm, she co-developed an EFT psychotherapy treatment and research program for forgiveness to help couples and individuals resolve emotional injuries. She has published in the areas of emotional processing; emotion regulation, homework and experiential teaching; suicide and borderline personality disorder; and resolving emotional injuries and forgiveness in individuals and couples. She has also adapted and applied EFT in working with vulnerable clinical populations such as: chronically suicidal individuals, domestically violent men in prison, borderline personality disorder, and psychological and physical trauma.

Places are limited.

The early bird rate applies when the full fee is paid before 31/05/2025

Other upcoming trainings:

• Emotion-Focused Skills Training for parents and caregivers (clinican workshop): 1^st – 4^th September 2025
• Emotion-Focused Therapy – Level 1 (individual therapy modality): 20^th – 23^rd May 2025
• EFT (Level 2): 9^th - 12^th December 2024
• EFT - Two Day Refresher Workshop (in person): 7^th & 8^th May 2025 * (prior EFT training required)
• EFT - Two Day Refresher Workshop (online): 11^th & 12^th Sept 2024 * (prior EFT training required)
• EFT for Anxiety and Depression - 2 day in-person workshop (9th - 10th June 2025) * (prior EFT training required)
• EFT for Anxiety and Depression - 2 day online workshop  (25th-26th September 2025) * (prior EFT training required)

For all enquiries and bookings please contact: ieftireland@gmail.com

The Institute of Emotion-Focused Therapy Ireland
presents
“Emotion Focused Skills Training (EFST) for Parents and Caregivers” A four-day workshop for clinicians

 Presented by Anne Hilde Vassbø Hagen and Vanja Hjelmseth

Marino Institute of Education, Marino, Dublin
Monday 1st – Thursday 4th September, 2025, 10am-5pm

Cost: €875 (€800 early bird fees paid in full by 31/05/2025). Group Discounts available.

To express interest or register for the this workshop please email: ieftireland@gmail.com

Who is this EFST training for?

This workshop is open to all mental health professionals working with children and their caregivers (e.g., psychology, psychotherapy/counselling, social care, social work, occupational therapy, teaching, nursing & medicine).

The EFST model is applicable both to contexts where children live with their parents and to contexts where children live in other care environments, including foster-care and residential care. As such the workshop format and related interventions covered in this training is applicable both with parents and with professional carers (e.g., foster-carers or social care workers).

What is a training in Emotion Focused Skills Training for Parents and Caregivers?

This training gives a complete overview of the theory, practice, and research of an emotion-centered, humanistic approach to supporting parents (and caregivers) of individuals who struggle with any mental health challenge. Emotion Focused Skills Training (EFST) conveys an unyielding belief in caregiver’s motivation and ability to heal the caregiver-child relationship and help their child (young, adolescent, or adult child) through their struggles. Drawing on the most current understanding of emotions and human development, the model clearly outlines a central role for parents and caregivers in treating and preventing mental health difficulties in their families and care environments.

The training of EFST clinicians is practically oriented and experience-based, which means that participants learn specific skills in how to supervise parents and give parent workshops.

Participants will get all the material you need to deliver parent/caregiver workshops and/or support parents and caregivers in individual counseling sessions.

Facilitators

Anne Hilde Vassbø Hagen is a psychologist, author, mother of three, and filmmaker who produced the popular educational film series Alfred & Shadow. She is head of the Institute of Psychological Counseling, Inc., in Norway, and the director of The Norwegian Institute of Emotion-Focused Therapy. She has written several books in Norwegian about emotions. She is co-author of two English books; Emotion-Focused Skills Training for Parents: A Guide for Clinicians and Angry kids, Angry Parents – Understanding and Working with Anger in Your Family. She is an experienced trainer, speaker, and therapist in emotion focused therapy and emotion focused skills training for parents and is also trained in emotion focused couple’s therapy.

Vanja Hjelmseth is a psychologist, author, and mother of two teens. She is an experienced speaker, and therapist in emotion focused therapy and emotion focused skills training for parents and is also trained in emotion focused couple’s therapy. She is a co-author of Emotion-Focused Skills Training for Parents: A Guide for Clinicians and is an EFT and EFST trainer.

What do I learn?

You will learn how to give a 2-day parent/caregiver workshop in EFST (in person or online)

The first two days of this 4-day training is conducted as a standard parent/caregiver workshop, where we encourage participants to work on their relationship with their own children.You don’t have to be a parent to attend this training. If you don't have children, you work with other important close relationships, such as a partner, sibling, close friend or colleague. The first part of the training is conducted as a standard parenting course in order for participants to gain experience of what it is like to work with their own close relationships, in the manner we require of parents when as therapists and clinicians we deliver workshops and supervise in this method. In the first two days the participants learn about competitive motivation and feeling traps, what emotions are and how they work, as well as the three core skills of validation, boundary setting and relationship repair (apology).

You will learn how to do EFST parent/caregiver counseling with one or both parents/caregivers in the room.

On the third and fourth days of the training, participants learn the specific tasks of EFST chair-work. In these Gestalt and Emotion-Focused Therapy informed interventions, the parent or caregiver is facilitated to engage in dialogues, either with their imagined child, or a part of their own self. These tasks evoke emotion, increase the level of experience and allow words and meanings to be given to difficult feelings in challenging situations. EFST has five different chair tasks; three which facilitate practice of different skills: validation, boundary setting and apology, and two which focus on different self-self-processes (feeling traps in parents/caregivers, and feeling traps in clinicians).

PODCAST EPISODES

EMOTION-FOCUSED PODCAST
#04 Who’s the boss?
JOANNE DOLHANTY DESCRIBES AN EMOTION FOCUSED APPROACH TO PARENTING
https://www.emotionfocused.com/episodes/interview-joanne

EMOTION-FOCUSED PODCAST
#14 Angry kids, angry parents
ANNE HILDE VASSBØ HAGEN TALKS ABOUT THE FUNCTION OF HELPFUL AND UNHELPFUL ANGER IN CHILDREN AND HOW PARENTS CAN HELP
https://www.emotionfocused.com/episodes/interview-annehilde

To express interest or register for the this workshop please email: ieftireland@gmail.com

The Institute of Emotion-Focused Therapy Ireland
presents
Emotion-Focused Therapy - Level 1

A Four Day Training Workshop, 10am-5pm, 20th – 23rd May 2025
Facilitated by Ladislav Timulak

Dublin; Marino Institute of Education
Fee: €875 (€800 early bird bookings made before 28/02/2025)
Training is open to qualified clinical/counselling psychologists and accredited counsellors/ psychotherapists.

Ladislav Timulak, PhD is Professor in Counselling Psychology at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, where he is Course Director of the Doctorate in Counselling Psychology. Ladislav (“Laco” read “Latso”) is involved in various psychotherapy trainings in Ireland and internationally. His main research interest is psychotherapy research, particularly the development of emotion-focused therapy (EFT). He currently is developing this form of therapy as a transdiagnostic treatment for depression, anxiety, and related disorders. He is also researching the use of mental health interventions delivered online. He has written or co-written ten books, more than 100 peer reviewed papers and chapters in both his native language, Slovak, and in English. His most recent EFT books include Transforming Emotional Pain in Psychotherapy: An Emotion-Focused Approach (2015), Transforming Generalized Anxiety: An Emotion-Focused Approach (with James McElvaney; 2018); and Transdiagnostic Emotion-Focused Therapy (with co-author Daragh Keogh) published by the American Psychological Association (2021). He serves on various editorial boards and, in the past, coedited Counselling Psychology Quarterly. He maintains a part-time private practice.

Workshop Content: Dr. Timulak, will lead a 4-day introductory and experiential workshop on EFT as a treatment for working with complex emotions in individual psychotherapy. The approach will be illustrated with video recorded case studies, and significant time will be given to experiential exercises in small break out groups where participants will be supported in learning core EFT tasks. The phases of treatment will be described and the specific processes that led to the resolution of the clients’ presentation will be highlighted and illustrated.

Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) is an evidence-based experiential psychotherapy in the humanistic tradition of Person-Centered and Gestalt therapy, influenced by family & systemic therapy as well as ongoing research in affective neuroscience. EFT is established as a treatment for depression, trauma, and in its couples’ format, relationship distress. It has also been applied to the treatment of eating disorders, and most recently, to the treatment of anxiety, specifically social anxiety and generalized anxiety. EFT is a unique empirically based approach, based on methods designed to help people accept, express, regulate, make sense of, and transform emotion. It focuses on the development of emotional intelligence and on the importance of secure relationships. Based on emotion, attachment, and growth theory, it helps people identify which of their emotions they can trust and rely on as adaptive guides and which of their emotions are residues of painful memories that have become maladaptive and thus need to be changed. With the help of the therapist's empathic understanding and the use of experiential methods, clients learn how to make healthy contact with and transform, feelings, memories, thoughts, and physical sensations that have been ignored, feared or avoided.

Places are limited.

The early bird rate applies when the full fee is paid before 28/02/2025

Other upcoming trainings:

• Emotion-Focused Skills Training for parents and caregivers (clinican workshop): 1^st – 4^th September 2025
• Emotion-Focused Couples Training:17^th – 20^thSeptember 2024
• EFT (Level 2): 9^th - 12^th December 2024
• EFT - Two Day Refresher Workshop (in person): 7^th & 8^th May 2025 * (prior EFT training required)
• EFT - Two Day Refresher Workshop (online): 11^th & 12^th Sept 2024 * (prior EFT training required)
• EFT for Anxiety and Depression - 2 day in-person workshop (9th - 10th June 2025) * (prior EFT training required)
• EFT for Anxiety and Depression - 2 day online workshop  (25th-26th September 2025) * (prior EFT training required)

For all enquiries and bookings please contact: ieftireland@gmail.com

The Institute of Emotion Focused Therapy, Ireland is an accredited isEFT institute.

           

Working with the Body in Therapy

- Level 1 Training Course, Commences September 2025

LifeChange Psychotherapy returns with its Level 1 Course of Integrative Bodywork Training for therapists interested in developing and specialising in bodywork, bioenergetics and body process awareness and tracking for their client-work.

Level 1 Training Course, September – December 2025 (5 weekends)

Training Course Weekend Dates 2025:

September 6-7 | October 4-5 | October 25-26 | November 15-16 |December 6-7

Time: 10.15am-5.15pm | Cost: €1250 (Booking Dep €250) | CPD Points: 60

Location: Oscailt Integrative Health Centre, 8 Pembroke Road, Dublin 4, D04 F597

For more details & how to apply click here: www.lifechange.ie/training

Email: training@lifechange.ie | Ph: 01 661 2220

About the Facilitators:

Brian Gillen is an experienced Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor, specialising for over twelve years in Bodywork and Body-based Psychotherapy as a practitioner and trainer. He is a Core Trainer and Lecturer on the MA Psychotherapy Programme at Dublin Business School. He is also Director and Founder of LifeChange Psychotherapy & Counselling and Body Psychotherapy Ireland. He holds a Masters Degree in Psychotherapy and has trained with the IPP and abroad in various Bodywork, Biodynamic and Bioenergetic approaches to therapy. He is a long-standing member of IAHIP, ICP and inaugural Chair of CORU’s Counselling & Psychotherapy Registration Board.

David Foot is an experienced Psychotherapist with over fourteen years’ experience. He is a practitioner and core trainer in bodywork and bioenergetics, having completed his own training in DBS and subsequently IPP and several other somatic & body based courses. He continues to work and train in bodywork and body-based psychotherapy through his private practice in Dublin and with LifeChange Training. He is a long standing member of IACP and Body Psychotherapy Ireland.

Training Feedback, Professional Standards & Quality Improvement

At LifeChange we believe in transparent feedback, peer-learning and continual development and quality improvement of all training offered. This is crucial in maintaining high professional training standards, especially at more advanced and experiential levels of training. Please see below verified comments and feedback for this course from previous therapist participants:

“My expectations were met and exceeded. I found participation in the course deepened my experience of myself and I have a better sense of how I might integrate bodywork into my practice. The course flowed in a seamless way with the rhythm of the group. It never felt rushed. It always felt like the “right” amount of time was given to any segment whether it was a process or an exercise.”

“I experienced myself more deeply in my body and gained an awareness and appreciation of the information my body can offer and how that might be brought into my life generally and as a therapist. A word of thanks to the facilitator for being so professional and caring. It’s largely due to your ability to tune into and flow with the group that made the course so enriching and informative for me.”

“An excellent beginning. I have already started to use what I have learnt in my practice, so the course has more than facilitated a basic understanding to enable meaningful body work. Every day offered so many new somatic experiences that I felt I really connected with my body for the first time. I felt truly grounded and compassionately supported as I made my new discoveries.”

“This course has moved my therapeutic practice, and my ability to facilitate client change, to a different dimension. By enabling me to incorporate the client’s body in the work I can now truly offer ‘integrative therapy’.”

“I hugely enjoyed the course and am feeling the benefits in myself and with my clients too. I am already looking forward to doing the Level 2 training and supervision next year.”

“Having trained with the team some years ago, we set up our own bodywork peer group and this has been invaluable as a support and resource in working as therapists. LifeChange has continued to provide support in the form of ongoing training modules and supervision, and this allowed us to keep growing and developing in the work as a group.”

“I have done many ‘bodywork’ courses over the years, but having trained here I realise what was missing – the focus on real experiential integration of the skills (including time and space to do so properly) i.e. understanding/feeling somatically ‘the language of the body’ in and through my body, rather than a purely theoretical or cognitive version which never fully clicked with all my other therapy training. I hope other therapists get a chance to experience what I have. I’m not exaggerating when I say this is the holy grail of bodywork.”

“I initially thought that committing to 2-day weekends for training might be challenging and intense – however I now realise that it created a more consistent and safe environment for experiential / somatic work of this nature. A weekend once a month over four or five months felt manageable, but also the right level of intensity for deeper work. The facilitators got the pacing just right day to day, checking in with the energy and levels within the group at all times. As the course progressed so too did the level of challenge, but I always felt encouraged and free to go at my own pace, so I have genuinely found it life changing!”

Centre for MindBody Integration

Residential Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) 5 day Intensive with

 Anne Kirwan Certified MSC Teacher  

June 1st @ 4.00pm-to June 6^th at 1.00pm

Come Join Us at Beautiful Drumalis Retreat Centre, Larne, Co. Antrim

Special IAHIP Offer: €100 off Tuition Fee. Quote IAHI100 on Application Form

Learn to use the core practices of self-compassion so that it is possible to love others without losing yourself

This intensive training offers you a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the key practices of mindful self-compassion, based on the research and work of the founders Kristin Neff and Chris Germer. Learn how powerful and transformative mindful self-compassion is, while staying at relaxing single room ensuite accommodation, nourished by freshly prepared food, rest and restore in the beautiful rose garden and wooded walkways close to scenic coastal views.

This somatic and experiential Intensive is particularly suited to counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, and ALL mental health professionals to enhance and deepen your personal and professional understanding of self-compassion.

CPD Hours: 30 Hours Awarded

For Further Information, 2022/2023 MSC Testimonials, Registration and Payment Process:

www.ashehouse.ie or info@ashehouse.ie  +35318437359 or +353872054524

Local Contact: Sharon at +447779005553 or sharon.mcintyre@live.co.uk

Irish Society of Jungian Analysts

in conjunction with the

Irish Analytical Psychology Association

Presents live on Zoom

Thursday, 1^st May 2025: 19:30 – 21:00 (Irish time)

Registration closes on Wednesday, 30^thApril @ 18:00

The TranscenDance of Home Jennifer Embry, Jungian Analyst

an archetypal drama of death and rebirth

lies hidden in the coniunctio

                                                                             C.G. Jung, CW 14, para. 35

How can being a Jungian guide us through the dark and the light in which we are living? These unprecedented times are demanding our attention and diligence to live the Mystery of not knowing; to embrace the kingfisher within by sorting through volumes of input quickly enough to discern our truth; and, to listen vigorously to our bodies, our feelings, our essence in order to act from that expanded, pollinated center, as much as humanly possible.

Jung’s dreams show us that the Spirit of his Times were somewhat similar to ours today. His personal response was to set aside time and space to listen to the Spirit of the Depths, ask questions and then listen deeper. Sound and active imagination served him as portals to knowing. This presentation will begin a conversation which might open up psychic pathways for ourselves and facilitate growth with our clients.

Jennifer Jones Embry, Jungian Analyst, MBA, MA, graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute, Küsnacht, Switzerland in February, 2014. The title of her thesis was: “Resonance: Eros of Body, Soul and Spirit.”  Jennifer is keenly interested in modalities that connect psyche and soma: dreams, film, astrology, foreign languages, nature, song, dance and theater. She lives with her husband in the swamplands of the Gulf Coast.

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Visit Eventbrite for further Information & Booking:

https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/the-transcendance-of-home-with-jennifer-embry-jungian-analyst-tickets-1297751954029?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Admission: €22.42 / Students: €17.07

Booking is via Eventbrite only

This event will be recorded, and the link will be available for 2 weeks

for the personal viewing of registered participants only.

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General enquiries, please contact Nola at

isja.events@gmail.com

Body Psychotherapy Course February 2026

10% off bookings before September 1

5-day training in how to read and work with the body in psychotherapy:

Day 1: (am) The Body and Attachment; (pm) The Body and Character Structures.

Day 2: The Body and Trauma.

Day 3: (am) Reading the Body; (pm) The Body and Awareness: Focusing.

Day 4: (am) The Body and Expression – Gestalt; (pm) The Body and Shame.

Day 5: The Body as Archetype – Object Relations.

Dates: Saturdays: (2026) February 7, March 7, April 18, May 16, June 13.

Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm.                   

Cost: 600 euros.

Venue: Avila Carmelite Centre, Bloomfield Avenue, Morehampton Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4.

For enquiries or bookings, call Thomas Larkin MA, MIAHIP, on 085 7283697. Or Email: info@thomaslarkin.ie. Details at www.thomaslarkin.ie

Join The Perinatal Mental Health Institute for An Essential Training on How to Effectively Utilize and Refer to The Irish Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Services

Understanding Irish Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Services with Helen McBride, Clinical Nurse Specialist with The Coombe Hospital

Friday April 11th at 12pm to 1:30pm

Take Place Via Zoom

Cost €20 – Certificate of Attendance Issued

Do you know how to utilise the Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Service? This essential 90 minute webinar will focus on understanding the role of the Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Services in Ireland and how practitioners can help their clients navigate maternal mental health care. In the 90 minute webinar Helen will cover:

• The Irish Perinatal Mental Health Services; The Hub and Spoke Model. Explaining where we are at, where we are going and where we fit within maternity healthcare.
• The current model of care; what the service can offer and limitations.
• The Perinatal Mental Health Team; the Multidisciplinary Team and their role.
• Referring to the service; how to refer, who to refer and who can refer.
• Psychiatric Red Flags for Perinatal Mental Health Practitioners
• Inter-agency collaboration – how can we help each other?

Helen (RPN, MSc) is a Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Prescriber in Perinatal Mental Health and has worked in this role in The Coombe Hospital since 2019. She is a graduate of the School of Nursing & Midwifery and has 11 years Psychiatric Nursing experience working within the Irish Adult Mental Health Services in Acute, Community and Rehabilitation Services, specialising in Perinatal Mental Health over the last 5 years. She has a Postgraduate Diploma in Perinatal Mental Health and a Master’s of Science in Mental Health and is a practicing Nurse Prescriber in Perinatal Psychopharmacology.

To register for this event: 

https://www.perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com/PMHItrainings

Check out other PMHI Trainings https://www.perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com/trainings

Also Note Our Other Upcoming Trainings with PMHI:

The Motherhood Transformation: A Practical Framework for Supporting Matrescence with Linda Bolger, MIACP, Perinatal Psychotherapist - Tuesday, May 20th at 11:30am to 1pm

Introduction to Perinatal Mental Health (7 CDP Credits) – April 7th 9am - 5pm

Advanced Perinatal Mental Health Specialist Training (30 CPD Credits) – Begins May 26^th – Every 4^th Monday from 3pm to 6pm for 10 Months

About The Perinatal Mental Health Institute:

Rebecca Reddin is the Founder of The Perinatal Mental Health Institute. As a PSI Chartered Psychologist and Certified Perinatal Mental Health Specialist with Postpartum Support International, she is passionate about the creating in-depth, powerful, and evidence based trainings that explored the complexities of the transition to parenthood; including everything from the expected clunkiness of Matrescence, to the intense impact of PMADs and everything in between. Rebecca has been working with the perinatal population since 2010 in both impatient and private practice settings and has a wealth of knowledge on how to care for this population. Rebecca has provided digital and in person trainings for small groups, families, mental health professionals and Fortune 500 companies through her role as a Psychology Specialist and Trainer throughout her career.

For more information about The Perinatal Mental Health Institute:

https://www.perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com/home

Have questions? Contact Rebecca: Rebecca@perinatalmentalhealthinstitute.com

A bright, spacious, therapy room, is available to rent in Bray, Co. Wicklow.

The location is easily accessible from the Bray South M11 exit, has free on-site customer parking, and is served by a number of bus routes. 

The room is available to rent for 1-2 days per week, for 4/8/12 hour periods, and would suit accredited psychotherapists/psychologists/supervisors, with an established practice.

Please email therapyinireland@gmail.com, stating the day(s) and hours you are interested in.