Appointments are displayed for a two-week period only and are weekly
Biography
Conor’s experience includes but is not limited to working with anxiety (including social anxiety), depression, self-worth issues, relationship issues, shame and self-criticism.
Conor also has a particular interest in addiction and recovery, including the ways that addictive behaviours can develop and become difficult to change. He has completed postgraduate study in addiction studies and works with people experiencing difficulties related to addiction, including gambling and other behavioural or substance-related addictions. He also works with concerned persons and family members of people experiencing difficulties related to addiction.
Conor is an integrative psychotherapist, meaning that he will use elements from different kinds of counselling approaches (such as humanistic therapy and CBT) so that your therapy is tailored to you and your particular circumstances. Often, this can look like exploring your past in order to understand and develop insight into your current way of being, and working together with you on discovering ways to help you move forward in a way that is best for you.
Conor is a fully qualified integrative psychotherapist holding a Postgraduate Diploma and MSc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy, and is a fully accredited member of the Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), abiding by their code of ethics.
He has also completed a QQI Level 9 Postgraduate Certificate in Addiction Studies, with a particular focus on gambling-related addiction.
Conor’s experience includes but is not limited to working with anxiety (including social anxiety), depression, self-worth issues, relationship issues, shame and self-criticism.
Conor also has a particular interest in addiction and recovery, including the ways that addictive behaviours can develop and become difficult to change. He has completed postgraduate study in addiction studies and works with people experiencing difficulties related to addiction, including gambling and other behavioural or substance-related addictions. He also works with concerned persons and family members of people experiencing difficulties related to addiction.
Conor recognises the importance of how we relate to ourselves and has experience helping people cultivate more supportive relationships with themselves and, in turn, with others
Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Approach
Conor is an integrative psychotherapist, meaning that he will use elements from different kinds of counselling approaches (such as humanistic therapy and CBT) so that your therapy is tailored to you and your particular circumstances. Often, this can look like exploring your past in order to understand and develop insight into your current way of being, and working together with you on discovering ways to help you move forward in a way that is best for you.
Central to Conor’s therapeutic approach is the firm belief that every person has within them the capacity to reach their full potential and lead a full, meaningful life. Sometimes we can be presented with difficulties that get in the way of this, and exploring things as a team in therapy can help. Conor provides a safe and non-judgmental space to do this, and works in both the short and long-term.
Psychotherapy Training and Accreditation
Conor is a fully qualified psychotherapist holding a Postgraduate Diploma and MSc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy.
He completed his training in University College Cork and Turning Point Institute and is a fully accredited member of The Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), abiding by their code of ethics.
He has also completed a QQI Level 9 Postgraduate Certificate in Addiction Studies, with a particular focus on gambling-related addiction.
Conor's fee is €80 per session
Counselling Experience and Areas of Interest
Conor’s experience includes but is not limited to working with anxiety (including social anxiety), depression, self-worth issues, relationship issues, shame and self-criticism.
Conor also has a particular interest in addiction and recovery, including the ways that addictive behaviours can develop and become difficult to change. He has completed postgraduate study in addiction studies and works with people experiencing difficulties related to addiction, including gambling and other behavioural or substance-related addictions. He also works with concerned persons and family members of people experiencing difficulties related to addiction.
Conor recognises the importance of how we relate to ourselves and has experience helping people cultivate more supportive relationships with themselves and, in turn, with others
Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Approach
Conor is an integrative psychotherapist, meaning that he will use elements from different kinds of counselling approaches (such as humanistic therapy and CBT) so that your therapy is tailored to you and your particular circumstances. Often, this can look like exploring your past in order to understand and develop insight into your current way of being, and working together with you on discovering ways to help you move forward in a way that is best for you.
Central to Conor’s therapeutic approach is the firm belief that every person has within them the capacity to reach their full potential and lead a full, meaningful life. Sometimes we can be presented with difficulties that get in the way of this, and exploring things as a team in therapy can help. Conor provides a safe and non-judgmental space to do this, and works in both the short and long-term.
Psychotherapy Training and Accreditation
Conor is a fully qualified psychotherapist holding a Postgraduate Diploma and MSc in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy.
He completed his training in University College Cork and Turning Point Institute and is a fully accredited member of The Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), abiding by their code of ethics.
He has also completed a QQI Level 9 Postgraduate Certificate in Addiction Studies, with a particular focus on gambling-related addiction.
