Frequently asked questions.

Many people seek a psychotherapist in Dundalk for many different reasons: anxiety, feeling stuck, relationship difficulties, or emotional patterns that seem to repeat. But what often emerges over time is something more singular: a question or concern unique to you, trying to find expression not only through your words and reflections, but also through your symptoms, repetitions, and ways of living.

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is particularly well-suited for complex, persistent, or not easily explained challenges.

I offer in-person individual work with adults, including psychoanalytic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, depending on what emerges in the work.

It is a space where speaking freely allows something that has been repeating in your life to come into view. People often arrive with anxiety, low mood, or relationship difficulties, but what gradually emerges is a more singular question, something trying to find expression through words, patterns, or symptoms.

This work takes seriously the idea that what troubles us is not random or meaningless. Symptoms, repetitions, and impasses are listened to as expressions rather than obstacles. By staying close to how things are spoken and what escapes speech something new can emerge, often bringing movement where things once felt fixed.

Each 40-minute session is €80. For some cases, I may recommend shorter sessions twice weekly. The frequency and duration of sessions vary depending on the type of change you are seeking and the complexity of your issues.

If you have decided that we could work together, you can give me a call on 0871515349 or fill out the form below and we can discuss a time that is a good fit. If I miss your call, feel free to leave a message and I will get back to you shortly.

My psychotherapy practice is based in Dundalk, Co. Louth. It is in the town centre in a central, easily accessible location.

My clinical work is grounded in a broad and rigorous training across psychology, psychotherapy, and psychoanalysis. This allows me to respond to people’s difficulties in a way that is careful, specific, and responsive to complexity. Rather than relying on formulaic solutions, my way of working takes each person’s singular experience seriously, creating space for meaningful change to emerge over time.