Cancer Counselling in Santry
Through my practice in Core Process Psychotherapy, I believe in the power of presence, listening and finding understanding. My approach is rooted in compassion and respect, aiming to guide you towards emotional well-being. Whether you're facing challenges in your personal life, struggling with relationships, or seeking clarity in your thoughts and feelings, I am here to offer support. My sessions provide a safe and confidential space where you can explore your thoughts and emotions freely. I work collaboratively to find solutions that meets your Fully Accredited member of Irish Assoc Humanistic & Integrative Psychotherapy IAHIP.
Through my practice in Core Process Psychotherapy, I believe in the power of presence, listening and finding understanding. My approach is rooted in compassion and respect, aiming to guide you towards emotional well-being. Whether you're facing challenges in your personal life, struggling with relationships, or seeking clarity in your thoughts and feelings, I am here to offer support. My sessions provide a safe and confidential space where you can explore your thoughts and emotions freely. I work collaboratively to find solutions that meets your Fully Accredited member of Irish Assoc Humanistic & Integrative Psychotherapy IAHIP.
My wish for each client is that they be well. Every client comes to therapy with different needs. With strong foundations in somatic, emotional and cognitive therapies, I also offer the swifter interventions of Hypnotherapy and NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming). Some clients want a quick fix, some want to explore and experience personal development. Some clients are top down, and others are bottom up. Some clients just need to talk, some don’t want to talk at all. Recognising these needs in how I work with each individual client is essential.
My wish for each client is that they be well. Every client comes to therapy with different needs. With strong foundations in somatic, emotional and cognitive therapies, I also offer the swifter interventions of Hypnotherapy and NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming). Some clients want a quick fix, some want to explore and experience personal development. Some clients are top down, and others are bottom up. Some clients just need to talk, some don’t want to talk at all. Recognising these needs in how I work with each individual client is essential.
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I specialise in supporting adults coping with Cancer, Health Related Issues, Grief, Loss, Bereavement, Women's Health, Psycho-oncology, Relationship difficulties, Distress & Anxiety.
Dee focuses on establishing a warm, safe, non-judgemental space for clients, which is both confidential and therapeutic. This allows clients to explore painful or difficult issues with ease and at their own pace and discover what changes they can make in order to move forward with their lives.
Supportive, encouraging environment.
I specialise in supporting adults coping with Cancer, Health Related Issues, Grief, Loss, Bereavement, Women's Health, Psycho-oncology, Relationship difficulties, Distress & Anxiety.
Dee focuses on establishing a warm, safe, non-judgemental space for clients, which is both confidential and therapeutic. This allows clients to explore painful or difficult issues with ease and at their own pace and discover what changes they can make in order to move forward with their lives.
Supportive, encouraging environment.
Facing cancer, addiction, or challenges at school can feel overwhelming, isolating, and exhausting.
I support individuals facing cancer, addiction, and school-related stress through evidence-based, compassionate therapy. With experience in oncology settings, adolescent treatment, and trauma work amongst others, I provide a safe space to process emotions, build coping skills, and move toward recovery, resilience, and wellbeing.
Facing cancer, addiction, or challenges at school can feel overwhelming, isolating, and exhausting.
I support individuals facing cancer, addiction, and school-related stress through evidence-based, compassionate therapy. With experience in oncology settings, adolescent treatment, and trauma work amongst others, I provide a safe space to process emotions, build coping skills, and move toward recovery, resilience, and wellbeing.
Grief, trauma, cancer, serious illness, early life experiences and mental health are particular areas of interest of mine.
I welcome contact from anyone who is interested in exploring their inner world and their relationships with themselves and others. My work is grounded in my belief in the human capacity for growth, change and self-compassion. I accept each person for who they are without judgement. I work in a relational way, providing a safe, authentic, affirming therapeutic space for each client. My therapeutic approach supports people to connect with themselves and their inner worlds, to safely process challenging or traumatic life experiences, and to find ways to live authentically and meaningfully.
Grief, trauma, cancer, serious illness, early life experiences and mental health are particular areas of interest of mine.
I welcome contact from anyone who is interested in exploring their inner world and their relationships with themselves and others. My work is grounded in my belief in the human capacity for growth, change and self-compassion. I accept each person for who they are without judgement. I work in a relational way, providing a safe, authentic, affirming therapeutic space for each client. My therapeutic approach supports people to connect with themselves and their inner worlds, to safely process challenging or traumatic life experiences, and to find ways to live authentically and meaningfully.
Our physical and mental well-being are interlinked. At times we may feel our worries and anxieties are dictating the way we live our lives. At times we find ourselves not able to enjoy things that we used to and get no sense of achievement in activities that we do. Do you want to make changes, but you have no idea on how to begin.
Our physical and mental well-being are interlinked. At times we may feel our worries and anxieties are dictating the way we live our lives. At times we find ourselves not able to enjoy things that we used to and get no sense of achievement in activities that we do. Do you want to make changes, but you have no idea on how to begin.
Supporting Your Journey to Healing, Growth, and Self-Discovery
Life can feel overwhelming at times, whether you're struggling with stress, anxiety, low mood, grief, relationship difficulties, or unresolved issues from the past. You may feel stuck, disconnected, or unsure where to turn. You don't have to face this alone, meaningful change and healing are possible.
I specialize in helping people navigate anxiety, stress, depression, trauma, and the lasting impact of unresolved childhood experiences. I also offer hypnotherapy and mindscaping, blending proven techniques with innovative approaches to support deep, lasting change.
Supporting Your Journey to Healing, Growth, and Self-Discovery
Life can feel overwhelming at times, whether you're struggling with stress, anxiety, low mood, grief, relationship difficulties, or unresolved issues from the past. You may feel stuck, disconnected, or unsure where to turn. You don't have to face this alone, meaningful change and healing are possible.
I specialize in helping people navigate anxiety, stress, depression, trauma, and the lasting impact of unresolved childhood experiences. I also offer hypnotherapy and mindscaping, blending proven techniques with innovative approaches to support deep, lasting change.
It is hard to describe what psychotherapy is really like. One of us, Jonathan Shedler describes it well.
"We are changing life patterns. There is no path from Point A to Point B that does not traverse the unknown
Real transformation occurs when patient and therapist can enter and embrace that unknown
Perhaps it is like ancient sailors setting out to sea in search of a new and distant land—but uncertain how far they might have to travel before they once again set foot on solid earth, or what they might find when they get there"
There is no substitute for meeting face to face though. And proceeding or not from there.
It is hard to describe what psychotherapy is really like. One of us, Jonathan Shedler describes it well.
"We are changing life patterns. There is no path from Point A to Point B that does not traverse the unknown
Real transformation occurs when patient and therapist can enter and embrace that unknown
Perhaps it is like ancient sailors setting out to sea in search of a new and distant land—but uncertain how far they might have to travel before they once again set foot on solid earth, or what they might find when they get there"
There is no substitute for meeting face to face though. And proceeding or not from there.
Fully accredited Psychotherapist with both IACP and BACP.
I offer individual and couples counselling sessions online worldwide and also outdoor nature therapy sessions in person in Co. Donegal, Ireland. I facilitate mindfulness meditation groups, corporate wellbeing events and inner journeying workshops aligned with the major Celtic festivals. I hold a BA(hons) degree in Holistic Counselling and Psychotherapy. I have also completed training in couples counselling, online and telephone counselling, and Somatic Experiencing Psychotherapy.
Fully accredited Psychotherapist with both IACP and BACP.
I offer individual and couples counselling sessions online worldwide and also outdoor nature therapy sessions in person in Co. Donegal, Ireland. I facilitate mindfulness meditation groups, corporate wellbeing events and inner journeying workshops aligned with the major Celtic festivals. I hold a BA(hons) degree in Holistic Counselling and Psychotherapy. I have also completed training in couples counselling, online and telephone counselling, and Somatic Experiencing Psychotherapy.
Hello, my name is Sue. I am a qualified psychotherapist with a Level 8 Honours Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College, Dublin.
I am a pre-accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and am fully insured to work with adults aged 18 and over.
With over three years of experience, I have supported clients through a wide range of life challenges and transitions. I offer a warm, friendly, and non-judgmental space where you can speak openly and feel truly heard.
Hello, my name is Sue. I am a qualified psychotherapist with a Level 8 Honours Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from PCI College, Dublin.
I am a pre-accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and am fully insured to work with adults aged 18 and over.
With over three years of experience, I have supported clients through a wide range of life challenges and transitions. I offer a warm, friendly, and non-judgmental space where you can speak openly and feel truly heard.
Hi, I’m Liza, a qualified and pre accredited psychotherapist. I work with adult clients experiencing anxiety, grief especially loss of a child or the loss of a parent, infertility/pregnancy loss, relationship difficulties including domestic abuse. As a returned expat I can also relate to the often conflicting feelings around moving to a new country or moving home after time abroad
Sometimes life asks us to carry more than feels possible meaning it can feel very lonely holding it all on your own. When working with clients, I go gently, at your pace, helping you feel supported, understood, and less alone.
Hi, I’m Liza, a qualified and pre accredited psychotherapist. I work with adult clients experiencing anxiety, grief especially loss of a child or the loss of a parent, infertility/pregnancy loss, relationship difficulties including domestic abuse. As a returned expat I can also relate to the often conflicting feelings around moving to a new country or moving home after time abroad
Sometimes life asks us to carry more than feels possible meaning it can feel very lonely holding it all on your own. When working with clients, I go gently, at your pace, helping you feel supported, understood, and less alone.
I work with aspects of your mental health affected on becoming a mother or father eg.., anxiety, depression, Infertility, pregnancy loss, artificial reproductive technology, pre-natal crisis pregnancy, child bereavement, parenting styles, relationships, separation,domestic violence, and how adverse childhood experiences and trauma are affecting your experience of parenthood. I have a special interest in Peri-Natal Mental Health. This includes understanding issues arising for mothers and fathers from the time of conception up until the child is 5 years old.
I work with aspects of your mental health affected on becoming a mother or father eg.., anxiety, depression, Infertility, pregnancy loss, artificial reproductive technology, pre-natal crisis pregnancy, child bereavement, parenting styles, relationships, separation,domestic violence, and how adverse childhood experiences and trauma are affecting your experience of parenthood. I have a special interest in Peri-Natal Mental Health. This includes understanding issues arising for mothers and fathers from the time of conception up until the child is 5 years old.
Whether you're a psychologist seeking clinical supervision for chartership or an individual looking for support, you've come to the right place.
With over twenty years of practice, I know what a privilege it is to walk alongside someone through their journey. I work from a strengths-based, evidence-informed approach — because lasting change comes from understanding yourself, not just managing symptoms.
I'm a Chartered Counselling and Health Psychologist and a Coaching Psychologist. I work with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, eating difficulties, chronic pain, couple conflict, and sexuality concerns.
Whether you're a psychologist seeking clinical supervision for chartership or an individual looking for support, you've come to the right place.
With over twenty years of practice, I know what a privilege it is to walk alongside someone through their journey. I work from a strengths-based, evidence-informed approach — because lasting change comes from understanding yourself, not just managing symptoms.
I'm a Chartered Counselling and Health Psychologist and a Coaching Psychologist. I work with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, eating difficulties, chronic pain, couple conflict, and sexuality concerns.
Taking the first step in deciding to attend therapy is often the hardest part, it can be difficult to admit to ourselves that we may need the intervention of another to assist us on this journey. Coming to speak allows an individual to be heard in way that is specific to them, a singular , and not to fit the specifics of ticking the boxes. Speaking about your way of experiencing life and it's difficulties and challenges, can free up a person and allow them to look through a different lens.
Taking the first step in deciding to attend therapy is often the hardest part, it can be difficult to admit to ourselves that we may need the intervention of another to assist us on this journey. Coming to speak allows an individual to be heard in way that is specific to them, a singular , and not to fit the specifics of ticking the boxes. Speaking about your way of experiencing life and it's difficulties and challenges, can free up a person and allow them to look through a different lens.
I work with young people, individual adults and couples. At our initial consultation, I have two objectives: to assess whether we can work together as therapist and client, and also to assess what is the appropriate therapy to offer you. Therapy is work. I offer a carefully-bounded confidential space in which to speak of anxiety, depression, hopes and dreams. My principal mode of working is a talking therapy but where appropriate I may recommend coping strategies (e.g. for panic attacks) and psycho-education (e.g. books or podcasts). In return I expect you to attend weekly, speak freely, and pay promptly.
I work with young people, individual adults and couples. At our initial consultation, I have two objectives: to assess whether we can work together as therapist and client, and also to assess what is the appropriate therapy to offer you. Therapy is work. I offer a carefully-bounded confidential space in which to speak of anxiety, depression, hopes and dreams. My principal mode of working is a talking therapy but where appropriate I may recommend coping strategies (e.g. for panic attacks) and psycho-education (e.g. books or podcasts). In return I expect you to attend weekly, speak freely, and pay promptly.
Siobhan is a fully certified EMDR, CBT, DBT and ACT therapist. She is a member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP). She is a Bachelor of Science qualified Humanistic & Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist. She works in the Naas and Kilcullen areas of County Kildare. Siobhan is a qualified Acceptance and Commitment Therapist. She has a level 9 Cert in CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy) working with children and adolescents She works with her Clients using Talk Therapy integrated with Creative Therapy and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). Siobhan has a great interest in Adolescents and Adults.
Siobhan is a fully certified EMDR, CBT, DBT and ACT therapist. She is a member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP). She is a Bachelor of Science qualified Humanistic & Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist. She works in the Naas and Kilcullen areas of County Kildare. Siobhan is a qualified Acceptance and Commitment Therapist. She has a level 9 Cert in CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy) working with children and adolescents She works with her Clients using Talk Therapy integrated with Creative Therapy and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT). Siobhan has a great interest in Adolescents and Adults.
People come to counselling for many different reasons, to explore experiences from their past, to work through present challenges, or to ease worries about the future. Whatever brings you here, you are welcome. We can work together to create a counselling journey that feels right for you.
I offer a calm, supportive, and confidential space where you can talk openly and begin to grow and make positive changes at your own pace. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, struggling with your mental health, or simply need a safe place to be heard, I’d be very happy to support you. Please feel free to get in touch.
People come to counselling for many different reasons, to explore experiences from their past, to work through present challenges, or to ease worries about the future. Whatever brings you here, you are welcome. We can work together to create a counselling journey that feels right for you.
I offer a calm, supportive, and confidential space where you can talk openly and begin to grow and make positive changes at your own pace. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, struggling with your mental health, or simply need a safe place to be heard, I’d be very happy to support you. Please feel free to get in touch.
The people I work with are used to holding a great deal together for others, often with little space for themselves. Many work in high-pressure roles, including healthcare, education, and senior leadership, and have reached a point where something has to give. Others are navigating serious illness, bereavement, or a loss that has shifted something fundamental.
Therapy offers a space to pause and regain perspective, especially when this has been building over time.
The people I work with are used to holding a great deal together for others, often with little space for themselves. Many work in high-pressure roles, including healthcare, education, and senior leadership, and have reached a point where something has to give. Others are navigating serious illness, bereavement, or a loss that has shifted something fundamental.
Therapy offers a space to pause and regain perspective, especially when this has been building over time.
Offering WALK and TALK Therapy on Donabate beach (Online option).
“The person is not the problem, the problem is the problem” (Jones-Smith 2014)
Offering WALK and TALK Therapy on Donabate beach (Online option).
“The person is not the problem, the problem is the problem” (Jones-Smith 2014)
If you find your thoughts, feelings and emotions are limiting your enjoyment to engage fully in life because of past experiences, life's demands, uncertain Covid-19 times; you may need to talk to a trained professional to enable you to get experienced psychological support I work from the viewpoint of seeing each client as unique and autonomous providing a safe, confidential, non judgemental, respectful, supportive space to explore areas of concern at your own pace. This process enables you to explore different perspectives, develop coping skill in order for you to realise your full potential and improve your quality of life.
If you find your thoughts, feelings and emotions are limiting your enjoyment to engage fully in life because of past experiences, life's demands, uncertain Covid-19 times; you may need to talk to a trained professional to enable you to get experienced psychological support I work from the viewpoint of seeing each client as unique and autonomous providing a safe, confidential, non judgemental, respectful, supportive space to explore areas of concern at your own pace. This process enables you to explore different perspectives, develop coping skill in order for you to realise your full potential and improve your quality of life.
Nearby Cancer Counsellors Searches for Santry
- Ballsbridge
- Blackrock
- Donabate
- Dublin
- Dun Laoghaire
- Lucan
- Malahide
- Ranelagh
- Rathmines
- Sandyford
- Stillorgan
- Swords
Cancer Counsellors
How does cancer affect mental health?
A cancer diagnosis is a major life event that can significantly influence the mental health of any individual. Being diagnosed with cancer often introduces a sense of uncertainty about the future, which can cause clients to experience symptoms of anxiety, depression, and significant distress. Many cancer patients may also worry about the toll that their diagnosis may have on their family, their physical health, their job, and their financial situation. The compounding of such stressors can also decrease mental health in clients and may lead to additional symptoms that can influence mental health, such as sleeping difficulties or social withdrawal.
What is the best psychological therapy for cancer patients?
The best type of psychological therapy for cancer patients is highly dependent on the needs of the individual. The therapy type that a client benefits from may also depend on what stage of the cancer journey they are in. Recently diagnosed cancer patients, for instance, may benefit from therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), which can help clients develop skills to manage the emotional distress that comes with a cancer diagnosis. Alternatively, cancer patients further along in their journey may benefit from therapies like Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) or other forms of mindfulness therapy to help manage symptoms or physical pain associated with treatment. Clients may also consider group therapy, which offers cancer patients an opportunity to receive support from other individuals dealing with a cancer diagnosis.
Are there any risks or drawbacks in going to therapy while dealing with cancer?
Although attending therapy while dealing with a cancer diagnosis can be helpful, one major concern for cancer patients can be the financial cost of seeking therapy. Many therapists are out-of-network, meaning they do not accept insurance, and thus clients are expected to pay the entirety of the session fee. Since many cancer patients may be out of work as a result of their diagnosis or cancer treatment regimen, the costs of therapy sessions can be substantial. Luckily, many cancer centers and local clinics may offer free or substantially reduced-cost counselling services to cancer patients and their families. In addition, cancer patients may be eligible for grants or other forms of funding from local agencies and nonprofits to seek therapy for their cancer diagnosis. Such opportunities can be very helpful for cancer patients, as they allow clients to obtain the benefits of therapy without the financial strain.
How long does cancer therapy typically last?
The length of cancer therapy depends on the needs of each client. In some cases, cancer patients may only require therapeutic support during the period following their initial diagnosis—to help manage the uncertainty and shock of a cancer diagnosis. In other cases, clients may choose to receive therapy throughout their treatment, and even following, their cancer journey. Pursuing therapy for a longer period of time can help clients develop a deeper relationship with their therapist and provide opportunity to process the challenges presented by cancer treatment, such as physical pain, and challenges associated with cancer survivorship, such as ongoing identity concerns, physical limitations, or relationship challenges.