Appointments are displayed for a two-week period only and are weekly
Biography
Ash has supported people from a wide range of backgrounds and life experiences to explore many of life’s concerns. These include anxiety, chronic stress, and depression; identity, belonging and authenticity; childhood and early experiences; life transitions and questions of meaning; neurodivergence; sex and sexuality; and patterns of thinking and relating that may limit our freedom to live in greater alignment with our needs, values and sense of self.
His approach is trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ affirmative and sex-positive, and he welcomes the whole of you into therapy, including the parts of you that are yet to be met.
What’s it like to work with me?
I offer a gentle and welcoming space where you can explore whatever you may be carrying. Much of my work has been with adults who have experienced difficulties in childhood and who may be navigating the effects of these experiences in their adult lives.
My approach is person-centred and relational. I aim to offer you my presence, deep listening and attentiveness, helping you to come into a deeper understanding of yourself and your experience. Rather than seeing therapy as somewhere you need to be ‘fixed’, I believe that our feelings, thoughts and ways of responding often make sense in the context of what we have experienced.
Ash has an MSc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy, is an accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), and is also a Registered Mental Health Nurse.
Across more than 10 years of work in mental health, including university counselling, private psychotherapy practice and inpatient mental health nursing, Ash has supported people from a wide range of backgrounds and life experiences to explore many of life’s concerns. These include anxiety, chronic stress, and depression; identity, belonging and authenticity; childhood and early experiences; life transitions and questions of meaning; neurodivergence; sex and sexuality; and patterns of thinking and relating that may limit our freedom to live in greater alignment with our needs, values and sense of self. His approach is trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ affirmative and sex-positive, and he welcomes the whole of you into therapy, including the parts of you that are yet to be met.
Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Approach
What’s it like to work with me?
I offer a gentle and welcoming space where you can explore whatever you may be carrying. Much of my work has been with adults who have experienced difficulties in childhood and who may be navigating the effects of these experiences in their adult lives.
My approach is person-centred and relational. I aim to offer you my presence, deep listening and attentiveness, helping you to come into a deeper understanding of yourself and your experience. Rather than seeing therapy as somewhere you need to be ‘fixed’, I believe that our feelings, thoughts and ways of responding often make sense in the context of what we have experienced.
Together, we may begin to notice patterns, beliefs, needs or ways of relating that have developed over time, and explore how these may be shaping your life and relationships in the present.
When we feel safe and supported, I believe we can begin to hear and trust the inner voice that knows who we are, what we need and what we want from life.
Psychotherapy Training and Accreditation
Ash has an MSc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy, is an accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), and is also a Registered Mental Health Nurse. He has received counselling research awards from both the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and CPCAB in the UK, recognising his contribution to counselling and psychotherapy research.
Ash's fee is €80 per session
Counselling Experience and Areas of Interest
Across more than 10 years of work in mental health, including university counselling, private psychotherapy practice and inpatient mental health nursing, Ash has supported people from a wide range of backgrounds and life experiences to explore many of life’s concerns. These include anxiety, chronic stress, and depression; identity, belonging and authenticity; childhood and early experiences; life transitions and questions of meaning; neurodivergence; sex and sexuality; and patterns of thinking and relating that may limit our freedom to live in greater alignment with our needs, values and sense of self. His approach is trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ affirmative and sex-positive, and he welcomes the whole of you into therapy, including the parts of you that are yet to be met.
Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Approach
What’s it like to work with me?
I offer a gentle and welcoming space where you can explore whatever you may be carrying. Much of my work has been with adults who have experienced difficulties in childhood and who may be navigating the effects of these experiences in their adult lives.
My approach is person-centred and relational. I aim to offer you my presence, deep listening and attentiveness, helping you to come into a deeper understanding of yourself and your experience. Rather than seeing therapy as somewhere you need to be ‘fixed’, I believe that our feelings, thoughts and ways of responding often make sense in the context of what we have experienced.
Together, we may begin to notice patterns, beliefs, needs or ways of relating that have developed over time, and explore how these may be shaping your life and relationships in the present.
When we feel safe and supported, I believe we can begin to hear and trust the inner voice that knows who we are, what we need and what we want from life.
Psychotherapy Training and Accreditation
Ash has an MSc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy, is an accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), and is also a Registered Mental Health Nurse. He has received counselling research awards from both the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and CPCAB in the UK, recognising his contribution to counselling and psychotherapy research.
