Welcome
Thanks for visiting my website.
Whilst I've tried to make this website helpful by including information about me and my counselling, counselling and counsellors in general, and some valuable links, references, and resources, I have also tried to make it easily accessible and brief. I hope that I got the balance right for you and that you find this website useful. However, if you would like to know more you can contact me via this website, by email, or call 085 147 30 40. I provide counselling in Kilkenny City at 4 Watergate and I provide counselling in Carlow in New Oak Community Centre and Teach Bhride in Tullow. I counsel individuals one-to-one and I counsel couples.
My journey in counselling began in 1998. From my experiences and research, I have found that the key to success in counselling is to find the right therapist: a therapist who will accept you for who or how you are; a therapist who will warmly encourage you to say what you need to say; and a therapist with whom you can bond, safely explore your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs, and get to know the real you.
I'll provide you a comfortable and safe space to explore that which may be troubling or confusing you, to gain insight and support, and to discover a way forward.
Whilst I've tried to make this website helpful by including information about me and my counselling, counselling and counsellors in general, and some valuable links, references, and resources, I have also tried to make it easily accessible and brief. I hope that I got the balance right for you and that you find this website useful. However, if you would like to know more you can contact me via this website, by email, or call 085 147 30 40. I provide counselling in Kilkenny City at 4 Watergate and I provide counselling in Carlow in New Oak Community Centre and Teach Bhride in Tullow. I counsel individuals one-to-one and I counsel couples.
My journey in counselling began in 1998. From my experiences and research, I have found that the key to success in counselling is to find the right therapist: a therapist who will accept you for who or how you are; a therapist who will warmly encourage you to say what you need to say; and a therapist with whom you can bond, safely explore your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs, and get to know the real you.
I'll provide you a comfortable and safe space to explore that which may be troubling or confusing you, to gain insight and support, and to discover a way forward.
About Me
As a counsellor, my approach is one of acceptance, warmth, care, compassion, confidentiality, and non-judgement, and is eclectic but mainly person-centred.
Testimonials/Feedback
This section presents feedback that I receive. Whilst this can help former clients with closure, it can also help potential clients in deciding whether or not to start counselling with me. The feedback looks at multiple aspects of my work, e.g., acceptance, approach, effect, empathy
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About Counselling
A safe space to explore that which may be troubling or confusing you, to gain insight and support, and to discover a way forward to improve your life.
Contact Me
I provide counselling in Carlow and Kilkenny and can be contacted by
Phone 085 147 30 40, by Email kennedy.ivan@gmail.com, or by clicking "Contact Me" to leave a message on this website.
I aim to answer all contacts within 24hrs. Feedback can be left here.
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Frequent Questions
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Life Issues
This section presents some information that you may find helpful, interesting, and/or relative to your mental well-being. If pertinent to you, you can contact me to further explore these or other life issues to give you more understanding, awareness, coping skills, etc.
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Quotes
Here I provide some inspirational quotes from various authors about various aspects of life including success, well-being, living well, attitude, and compassion.
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Blog
My blog explores issues that are relevant to mental health. In particular, I emphasise what it means to be male in Irish society today and highlight what is often discussed with counsellors.
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