Counselling and Psychotherapy
Barry Ryan offers Psychotherapy sessions online and in-person
Looking for someone to talk to?
You might be wondering whether psychotherapy might work for you? How does it work and can it help?
Feel free to reach out for a free initial conversation. I'll listen to what's happening for you and why you are seeking help. You'll get a feeling for how I work and whether I'd be a good fit for you. We can discuss whether you'd prefer online or in-person and what day/times will suit you best. It's good to find someone you feel comfortable working with.
I've worked with and helped people of all ages and genders with a wide range of presenting issues: the starting point is a really good conversation about what is going on.
Book a free online consultation today using the Book an Appointment button, text or email me.
In-person sessions take place in The Wellness Rooms, Ballyogan/Carrickmines. Online sessions allow me to work with you, wherever you are.
About Me
Hi, my name is Barry Ryan. I am a psychotherapist and pre-accredited member of the Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP).
I work with adults of all ages and backgrounds – from students to retirees, and everything in-between, at as fast or slow a pace as suits your need. It all starts with a good conversation.
I hold a Masters in Humanistic Integrative Psychotherapy (Clinical) and my dissertation specialist area of interest was exploring the work of psychotherapists supporting adults with ADHD, particularly the challenges arising from a “late” diagnosis.
Alongside a 30+ year career in business and IT, I hold qualifications in NLP and Coaching and bring both a holistic and grounded mindset to this work.
Individual Psychotherapy
I have experience supporting individuals facing a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, self-harming, challenges of addiction, compulsive thinking, body dysmorphia, transgender issues, bereavement/grief, parenting issues, relationship difficulties, dealing with the day-to-day challenges of adult ADHD, neurodiversity and everything in-between.
The core of this work was not in the “label” attached to the client’s circumstances, it was in forming a strong, warm working relationship that recognises that being human can bring unexpected challenges and working through those in a confidential, supportive, accepting and non-judgemental environment can bring lasting and welcome change.
My training is “humanistic integrative” which means that I use a variety of modalities (Rogerian, Psychodynamic, Gestalt, CBT) together with my own sense of what is useful to the person in front of me.
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