Our Services

Counselling Service

We provide a free confidential counselling service where you can safely talk about loss, stress, confusion, feeling alone, conflicts and other pain in your life. If you find that you are self-harming, suicidal and feeling hopeless, we can help you by calling our counselling service on 0818 444 000, where our counselling coordinator will organise the best available counsellor to help you.
We don’t have a waiting list so you will be seen within a reasonable timeframe.
Should you need help during the night, our recommendation is to phone the Samaritans who offer a 24 hour helpline on 116113.
If you know someone who is in need of our services, please ask them to contact us or you can contact us on their behalf or ring our counselling number along with them to give them your support.

Bereavement Counselling

We provide counselling services upon request to those who have been bereaved. We also assist families affected by a suicide and can provide counselling to help cope with the aftermath following a suicide.

Services For Children and Adolescents

We offer alternative therapies to children of all ages and adolescents depending on their age and which therapy would be the most beneficial to them.

If there has been a death in the family or a friend, a trauma or feeling depressed or suicidal, alternative therapies can be used as a tool to help when someone finds it difficult or too overwhelming to talk.

Informational Talks

We provide informational talks to schools and public meetings to inform about self-harm, depression and helping those with suicidal ideation.

At present due to Covid 19 restrictions, we are unable to hold these talks but as the restrictions are lifted, we will be able to offer these talks once again. If any school is concerned about any of these issues in their school, please contact our office on 071 9856070 to discuss if there might be a possibility of getting someone in talk to their students