Evening & Daytime Therapy Room Rental in Dublin 2

Contact us on 01 661 2220 | Email: info@lifechange.ie

For more details & photos see: www.lifechange.ie/room-rental

• Special Spring Discount for All New Therapy Rental
• Evening Hours Available Now
• Well Appointed, Equipped & Soundproofed Therapy Rooms
• Free Clinical Referrals and Online Scheduling Calendar
• High Speed Wifi for Online Therapy Sessions
• Open 5 Days a Week from 8am to 10pm

We especially welcome pre-accredited and accredited therapists to join our practice at 5 Clanwilliam Square, Grand Canal Quay, Dublin 2

WORKSHOP: Everyone Can Sing

• Treat your body and soul to a day of soothing music and fun.
• Explore the power of your speaking and singing voice.
• Access your creativity in a bath of sound that is safe and fun.
• Soothe your brain.
• Engage with your vagus nerve.

This workshop is for everyone.

Anne Colgan is a member of IAHIP and is a singer, songwriter, and author of the book “Everyone Can Sing.”

CPD Points: 6

Workshop – 15th April 2023

Time: 10am – 4pm

The Ashdown Park Hotel, Gorey, Co. Wexford

Register here>>

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More information at:-  www.everyonecansing.ie

Anne Colgan: 086 2501452

Everyone Can Sing | Registered Office: Haven House | 68 Hazelwood | Gorey | Co. Wexford Y25 C862

Tel +353 (0)86 250 1452 | Email info@EveryoneCanSing.ie | www.EveryoneCanSing.ie 

Registered in Dublin, Ireland, Company Registration Number 718319

Research Project

Psychotherapy and Climate Change: does it matter?

This survey explores what psychotherapists in the IAHIP think about climate change and if they see it being relevant to their work.

About Imogen O'Connor: I am an accredited IAHIP psychotherapist and supervisor undertaking a Masters in Ecology and Spirituality through the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David. I am particularly interested in how our personal and our professional beliefs as psychotherapists shape our relationship with our environment and how we engage with climate breakdown, both personally and professionally. The research employs both questionnaires and interviews and will be conducted using a mindful approach which invites a potentially deeper experience for you and richer data for the study.

I am inviting you to participate in the first part of the research by completing a questionnaire. This should take no more than 15 minutes to complete. I hope that you will find the activity of engaging with the questionnaire thought provoking and that this research will add something to our body of knowledge in this area of study in the Irish context within IAHIP. Please click on the link below which will direct you to the questionnaire.

Thank you.

https://forms.gle/WeLoN3i8aMTtXAgcA

We are a thriving psychotherapy practice in Naas and Celbridge and seeking experienced and pre-accredited adolescent, child and adult therapists to join our team.

Referrals available.

Our rooms are bright and spacious and suitable for working with clients of all ages.

Contact us on 085 105 0337 for more details or email info@anneleigh.ie

AnneLeigh Counselling and Psychotherapy is located in the centre of Naas and of Celbridge. Our therapy rooms provide the atmosphere, space and privacy necessary for a healing and therapeutic experience.

IACP CPD-Approved Hours: 12

This 2 day interactive, theoretical & practical workshop will introduce the central principles of trauma-informed practice & help therapists & mental health practitioners develop confidence in working with clients’ trauma. Combining current trauma research, experiential exercises, skills practice & using a somatic approach, it will explore some of trauma’s

neurophysiological aspects, develop familiarity with interventions that address these aspects & aid the practitioner in developing a trauma toolkit.

Course Content: The two days will incorporate two trauma models to explore:

Some stage-specific practical skills and interventions to:

Dates & Time: Sat 13th and Sun 14th May 9.30am – 4.30pm Venue: Online via Zoom™ (places are limited) Delivery: Presentation, facilitator-led fishbowls & experiential exercises. Breakout rooms will be used for skills practice. Full handouts provided Cost & Booking: €240

Booking: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/developing-your-trauma-toolkit-2-day-training-tickets-515805346677

More Information:

Contact: insight@patriciaallengarrett.ie / www.patriciaallengarrett.ie

Facilitator: Patricia Allen-Garrett, BSc (Hons) Psychology, MSc Counselling &Psychotherapy, Dip Counselling & Psychotherapy, MIAHIP, ECP

 YogaSOMATICS: A Journey into the Sensitive Body for Somatic and Energetic Healing

Living Room Yoga is delighted to continue the last part of our online journey of YogaSOMATICS. We offer a holistic approach to wellness and a place of calm and comfort in an endlessly busy world, inviting you on a journey of exploration, expression and expansion through connection to the authentic self and the innate magic within all of us.

Block 4: Stillness

Exploring Savasana and the practice of motionless. Opening to being instead of doing and accessing dynamic stillness. We will journey from movement into stillness in an open space from which we can more deeply investigate and meet what moves inside of us. Meditative mindfulness practices and inner exercises will guide us towards an inner silence. Yoga Nidra to integrate and find deep rest.

Dates:

Tuesdays 28th March & 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th April 2023

Time: 7-8pm UK and Ireland / 8-9pm Spain via Zoom

OR

Thursdays 30th March & 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th April 2023

Time: 8.00-9.00am UK and Ireland / 9.00-10.00am Spain via Zoom

Investment: €55 for 5 weeks

BOOK YOUR PLACE: https://www.livingroomyoga.ie/book-a-class-VmPFq/p/thesensitivebody

Zoom link and practicalities will be sent the day before our first class for each block. Zoom recordings are available for a 7-day playback. Reduced fee as Deirdre is currently in training for the 260H YogaSOMATICS programme.

SUITABILITY: These classes are open to all levels. If you have any injuries/illnesses that may affect you practicing or if you are pregnant, please let me know before booking, and contact me directly in advance to discuss at livingroomyoga1@gmail.com. There is no prerequisite required to attend previous classes.

BIO: Deirdre Madden is a qualified humanistic and integrative psychotherapist and yoga teacher. She began her yoga training in Vinyasa Flow, the Yin and Yoga Nidra and is currently studying for the 260h YogaSOMATICS Programme. She has a particular interest in dance, music and creativity with a background in fashion.

Beautiful shared Therapy Room to let.

Bright, clean, warm, secure professional setting.

Window overlooking Galway Cathedral and River Corrib. Easy parking.

Rent €50 per day.

Please call Barbara at 087 795 6228 for more info or to arrange viewing.

Psychotherapy and Yoga – An exploration of complementary practices.

Research for a thesis by Rachel Murray (Masters, Dublin Business School)

Please help my research by taking part in this survey which takes less than 5 minutes to complete. I would greatly appreciate your time.

The purpose of this survey is to investigate psychotherapists' use of and attitudes towards yoga and to explore psychotherapists' attitudes towards yoga as a complimentary practice to psychotherapy. I am interested in all thoughts and attitudes so please do not hesitate to get involved if you have no interest in yoga!

Link to survey: https://forms.gle/zYBTBX3qEqFNMtj77

IRISH SOCIETY OF JUNGIAN ANALYSTS

in conjunction with the

IRISH ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIATION

Presents live on Zoom _____________________________________________________________________________________

Thursday, 20th April 2023: 7.30pm - 9.00pm (Irish time)

THE HELPFUL ANIMAL IN FAIRY TALES

Antonia Boll

Jungian Analyst

Fairy tales, with their focus on life’s challenges, can be read as vital instruction manuals, in allegorical form, when we are compelled to look beyond conventional solutions and seek the guidance of a source beyond the everyday. Talking animals, witches, giants & dwarves can all become catalysts in our journey towards wholeness, re-connecting us to our instinctual nature and the deeper purpose of our lives. M L von Franz says: If any animal gives you advice and you don’t follow it, then you are finished. We will ponder that longing within us for a closer connection to the natural world and to the great web of being of which we are a part. Antonia’s talk will explore those moments in story, at the interface between conscious and unconscious, when we can listen through to the voice of nature.

Antonia Boll is a member of the Association of Jungian Analysts in London where she contributes to its training programme. She also maintains a close connection to the Re-Vision Centre for Transpersonal & Integrative Therapy, where she taught for 20 years and is honoured as their first Elder. She was a visiting supervisor on the IAAP Router training in Kiev, Ukraine and is in private practice in London.

Registration closes 19th April @ 6.00pm - Irish time For further Information & Booking: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/the-helpful-animal-in-fairytales-with-antonia-boll-jungian-analyst-tickets576509875557

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This event will be recorded, and the link will be available for 2 weeks for the personal viewing of registered participants only.

_____________________________________________________________________________________ Admission: €22.42 / Students: €17.07 Booking is via Eventbrite only

General enquiries, please contact Nola at isja.events@gmail.com

Group Supervision

In this proposed new group, I would like to tell you what you can expect from my model of psychotherapy group supervision:

Recently I successfully completed a two-year training for experienced gestalt supervisors with Marguerita Spagnuolo Lobb with Jean Robine, Miriam Taylor and Christine Stevens. This took place in the Gestalt Institute of Italy. www.gestaltitaly.com

The shared aim is to give the patient a new perception of their contact boundary.

First, I want you to feel well, to feel safe and to feel like interconnecting.

The supervisory process includes:

• Clear contracting.
• Inclusion and slowing down to support group anxiety.
• Attending to the relational dance in the therapeutic relationship;
• Attending to the patient's embodied presence in relation to the therapist; how they make contact;
• Exploring the therapist's experience of this contact;
• Affirming the intentionality of the therapist.
• Switching to joy is deliberately attended to.

Delivery: On line. Fee: 60 euros, payable on the day.

In a group of four, meetings are held monthly Friday 24th March at 11am for two hours.

If you would like to ask me more about this support, please call me at 087 755 5680 or email me at jamesfitzgibbon57@gmail.com