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About U Counselling
& Psychotherapy Dublin practice counsellors have many years of Counselling
and Psychotherapy experience and Professionally Recognised Training.
This training is based on Integrative, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
(CBT), Humanistic Existential Traditions and other schools of therapy.
They also bring extensive experiences from their careers in the
business, social and voluntary sectors of Dublin and Irish society.
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About U Counselling & Psychotherapy Dublin
specialises in the following areas: Coping with Depression, Addiction
Counselling, Couples Counselling, Anxiety Counselling, Cancer & Counselling,
Bereavement Counselling, Employee Assistance, Anger Management, and Sexuality
Counselling.
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What About U Clients Say
Thank you very much for
the help with my anger issues. I feel much more in control and know
what to do, and more importantly, what not to do, when I get upset
by people or things. Hopefully angry outbursts are a thing of the
past.
Joseph, Dublin
13
When I look back not it's
hard to believe that I used to get so up tight about such trivial
things. It's almost as though I am a different person. Thank you
for helping me to get a proper perspective on my life. My friends
and family can't believe how I've changed and how calm I am. It's
all down to you. Thanks again Larry.
Denise, Raheny,
Dublin 5
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Anger Management Counselling
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Anger, though it has
its place, may express itself inappropriately, either towards others
or yourself. We cannot control anger provoking situations, but we
can manage our attitudes to them and how we react. Anger management
counselling will look straight to the sources of your anger to get
it in context. About U then put strategies in place to manage it
and to minimise anger confrontation
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or self-harm. To find out more on how About
U Counselling & Psychotherapy Dublin can help with your anger issues click
on this link ----> Anger
Management Counselling
Counselling to Cope with
Depression
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There are many reasons
why we can be frustrated in our ambitions. Fear of failure, lack
of self worth or perhaps lack of confidence after many years bringing
up children. We may feel very stuck and trapped in the work that
we do or the life we have with no purpose or connection to the world
around us. Creativity can be stifled and eroded through a lack of
self-esteem thereby continuing
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the cycle of feeling unfulfilled. To find
out more on how About U Counselling & Psychotherapy Dublin can help click
on this link ----> Cope
with Depression
Anxiety Counselling
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The manifestations of
anxiety may range from mild apprehension to fully-fledged panic
attacks and phobias. Panic attacks can often be associated with
agoraphobia. Many sufferers of agoraphobia can become prisoners
in their own homes. Phobias involve fear being directed towards
one specific object, activity or situation, which is then avoided.
For example fear of spiders, flying, enclosed
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spaces and heights. Many people suffer silently
and secretly for years. This does not need to be the case. To find out more
on how About U Counselling Dublin can help click on this link ---->Anxiety
Counselling
Addiction Counselling
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Addictions come in many
forms and About U Dublin specialises in counselling for alcohol
addiction, gambling addiction, drug addiction, eating disorder,
and sex addictions. The counsellor is experienced in a harm reduction
/ minimisation approach to substance misuse. Each client will have
their own particular set of goals, which can be reviewed, if necessary,
as work progresses. The importance
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of addressing underlying issues is recognised.
This may be painful work. By supporting clients in working through these
issues, the risks of relapse can be reduced. To find out more on how About
U Counselling & Psychotherapy Dublin can help click on this link ---->
Addiction
Counselling
Cancer Counselling Course
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This Psychological /
Physiological / Educational course gives men an opportunity to learn
all they need to know about prostate and other cancers. It is a
six week course with numbers limited to a maximum of eight men per
course. The course is given
by qualified and experienced counsellors who are men that have personal
experience of cancer. Read more by clicking here: Cancer
Counselling
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Bereavement Counselling
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Grief is a natural and
positive emotion. It enables us to heal from the inevitable sadness
and losses of life. However we all grieve differently. Some feel
devastatingly pained by it, they can talk of nothing else and appear
to be stuck and unable to move on. Others believe that they need
to suffer in silence. Current losses may have triggered off old
unexpressed grief from childhood. The feeling
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about the lost person may not have been straightforward.
A difficult relationship may result in a confusion about grief. Grief is
also complicated when the person has not died, for example a divorcee or
broken family relationships. About U counsellors can help to guide you through
the different stages of bereavement. To find out more on how About U Dublin
can help click on this link ----> Bereavement
Counselling
Employment Assistance Programme
(EAP)
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An Employee Assistance
Programme is a confidential support service available to assist
employees with any difficulties or challenges they are experiencing
at that particular time. The purpose of an EAP is to provide employees
with access to confidential counselling and information services
to assist in dealing with a broad range of issues such as personal,
work, financial or legal issues.
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When employees are worried or concerned, it
helps to have someone who will listen. When that person is a skilled counsellor
or a specialist in a particular area, then you are taking the first step
to resolving these worries or concerns. Apart from receiving support, you
will discover your own strengths, skills and resources. Read further about
how About U Dublin can help you by clicking here ----> Employee
Counselling
Sexuality Counselling
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The most secretive part
of oneself, the private self, containing all the excluded and hidden
desires and impulses. There is a deep wound for both men and women
around our sexuality; it is hard to bring this to the surface. Fears,
taboos hidden desires are cloaked in shame. Society mirrors
this with how we should be to fit into and conform; public persona
can hide a private experience
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around our sexuality. To begin to explore
our sexuality can feel deeply exposing, a sense of nakedness and vulnerability
and fears. Stripping the layers away to the most hidden parts of ourselves.
At its core feelings of annihilation, destruction and death can be experienced.
However, our sexuality is also our creator, to sit in the fire holds the
huge potential for transformation. To find out more on how About U Counselling
& Psychotherapy Dublin can help with your anger issues click on this link
----> Sexuality
Counselling
Counselling for Couples
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Relationships
and families as we've known them seem to be falling apart at a rapid
rate, inevitably this leads to feelings of hurt and anger. It often
puts into question our ability to trust again and experience feelings
of loneliness, rejection and loss. Relationships with our children
can be tense and this can result in feelings of guilt, anger and
sadness. In order to understand our own relationship
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difficulties we first need to take the courageous
step of developing a more intimate relationship with ourselves. Read further
about how About U Dublin can help you by clicking here ----> Couples
Counselling
Dublin Counsellors &
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