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Do you need professional help from a fully qualified/accredited Masters degree (Hons) (CIT/MTU) educated and experienced psychotherapist. I have over a decade of fully qualified/accredited experience as a psychotherapist. Fully accredited with IAHIP, ICP, ECP, EFPA and BPS (Psych. Testing) .

I can be contacted on 086 1069875 or via email brian.lundy10@aol.com.

I work person to person and online.

I am also trained in EMDR therapy

I work with any of the following difficulties: Depression, Anxiety Disorders, Panic Attacks, Trauma, Personal Development ,OCD, PTSD, Anger Management, Relationship Difficulties, Bereavement, Chronic illness, Confidence/Motivation, Phobias, Self Esteem or other difficulties?

*To ensure you are receiving professional & qualified help from a psychotherapist or counsellor, simply check these online registers for fully qualified and accredited psychotherapists at IAHIP.org or IACP for counselors.

Making Contact with a Therapist:

You can be referred by your G.P. or other health professionals, or you can self refer to me by telephoning 086 1069875 or email brian.lundy10@aol.com. People usually select their therapist by recommendation from their G.P., former clients, professional therapy and counselling organisations or word of mouth.

What is a fully accredited Psychotherapist?

A fully accredited psychotherapist is a fully qualified, experienced and trained psychotherapist, who has been scrutinized and accepted as fit to professionally practice by their professional body. The most recent CORU regulations at this time, indicate a Masters Degree (Level 9 NFQ/QQI) will be the minimum education level for a Psychotherapist, once the register is established. The main psychotherapy accreditation body in Ireland is IAHIP . IAHIP have a database of accredited psychotherapists on their website. They have minimum standards of training, qualifications and supervised clinical practice.

I was also awarded the European Certificate of Psychotherapy (ECP), by the board of the European Association of Psychotherapy based in Vienna, which requires a minimum of 7 years recognised/approved Study/training and a minimum of 3,200 hours, as well as supervision, clinical practice, personal therapy and professional recommendation. Psychotherapist's generally undergo longer and more advanced professional training, clinical practice, often at least 7 years before becoming fully accredited. Counsellor training and accreditation is generally less advanced.