Counsellors offer talking support for a specific problem or life event, such as bereavement, stress or relationship difficulties. Counsellors are not statutorily registered in Ireland yet. CORU plans a register but has not set an opening date.
FairCare lists 9 counsellors in County Dublin, including 5 with opening hours. Every detail shown is taken from a named source and dated; nothing is estimated.
RC Psychotherapy's Dublin room is at 24 O'Connell Avenue, off Berkeley Road in Phibsborough, Dublin 7, which the practice describes as a short walk from the Phibsborough Luas stop and Drumcondra station. Sessions here are with Rosemary Chaney, a counsellor and psychotherapist who states on the practice website that she has been accredited by the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) since 2005 and as an IACP supervisor since 2012. In Dublin she sees adults on their own, couples and young adults aged 18 and over, and offers clinical supervision to other therapists, with further training in trauma work using Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, EMDR and CBT. The same practice also has a room in Gorey, Co. Wexford, and works online by secure video with clients anywhere in Ireland. Enquiries go by phone to 087 458 0150, by email or through the contact form, and the site says replies usually come within one working day.
A one-person private counselling and psychotherapy practice in Seafield House, Booterstown, run by John Smith, an accredited counsellor, psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with over 18 years in full-time private practice. He works with addictions including sex and gaming addiction, relationship difficulties, stress and anxiety, and offers clinical supervision to other practitioners. Sessions are in person or online, and contact is by phone, WhatsApp or the web form. The site gives no opening hours or fees.