Karl has an (Hons) in Integrative psychotherapy and a BA (Ord) in Counselling with addiction skills and is fully accredited with APCP. Karl is an Internal family systems certified therapist which is his primary modality

Aisling works from a Holistic and Integrative perspective, she is Pre-accredited with IACP and will be working with adults.

"I am passionate about therapy and believe in the value of holding a safe space which is non judgmental where clients can work through their thoughts, feelings, behaviours and emotions. My approach helps clients to identify their inner strengths, empowering them to make meaningful changes to their lives and creating balance in there too."

Aisling has experience working with grief, loss, low self esteem, relationships, anxiety, depression, codependency, to mention a few.

Sinead holds a BSc (Hons) degree in integrative psychotherapy from IICP College. She is a fully qualified Psychotherapist and is a pre-accredited member of the IACP. Her professional areas of interest include humanistic psychotherapy, attachment theory, and reality therapy.

At the heart of Sinead’s practice is the belief that every client possesses the inner resources needed to navigate challenges and realise their full potential. She provides a safe, non-judgemental, and empathic space where clients can explore their emotions, past experiences and relational patterns, gaining insight into how these may influence their present relationships. Sinead fosters self-awareness and empowerment, helping the client to move through life’s challenges with greater clarity and resilience.

Mark helps individuals build resilience, improve wellbeing, and integrate mind–body practices into everyday life. Mark has professional certifications as a Yoga Instructor and Fitness Professional.

Which allows him to bridge the worlds of mental health and physical health. Mark supports individuals experiencing addiction and mental health challenges.

Niamh is a fully qualified, pre-accredited therapist with a BSc in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College. Niamh has experience with a diverse range of issues from grief, trauma, parental conflict, ADHD, parenting challenges, marriage difficulties and break-ups to name a few.

She is passionate about the power of talk therapy, choosing to retrain in recent years to develop professional skills and theoretical knowledge to underpin her belief that personal connection and relationships are the basis for emotional strength and contentment.

With compassion and the power of an empathetic relationship, Niamh helps to guide clients through the process of change and growth. By creating a warm and supportive listening space for clients, she believes that people who feel safe, heard and understood can effect their own change to gain a feeling of control and agency in their lives.

Laura is a pre-accredited Counsellor and Psychotherapist registered with the IACP.

Laura says:

"I aim to provide a safe space where you will feel accepted and welcome as you are. I listen and I don’t judge.

I believe that everyone can benefit from therapy but I understand that no two people are the same. If you find it difficult to speak about your emotions, I can use creative methods to help you connect with how you’re feeling. I adapt my approach to meet your needs and go at a pace that is comfortable for you.

Before training as a therapist, I worked in non-profit organisations for over fifteen years. My work in the community and in frontline disability services has helped me to develop an inclusive and culturally-sensitive approach to therapy.