Affordable Counselling Centred to You




Welcome
In the heart of Dublin City, open seven days a week, we have built a bespoke space in the heart of amenities to support you on your therapy journey.
Services
Many people in need wish to begin their therapy journey but are unable to engage with it due to costs.
Our mission is to provide bespoke, affordable counselling and psychotherapy in the heart of Dublin
Comprehensive Support
Reasons for seeking counselling are diverse and unique. We support a broad range of issues such as;
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Anxiety
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Anger
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ADHD & Neurodiversity
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Depression & Low Mood
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Family Dynamics
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Gender & Sexuality
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Grief & Loss
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Loss of meaning
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Relationship Issues
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Student Issues
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Workplace Stress

Diversity & Experience
Our counsellors represent rich diversity and embodied experience:
coming from a broad swathe of personal and professional backgrounds, our team are there to meet your needs and respond to therapeutic preferences in the helping relationship.

Competence in care
Chosen exclusively from Irelands leading counselling & psychotherapy programmes, our counsellors are immersed in rigorous academic and experiential processes, representing competence and a broad toolkit to assist clients.

N.B. our low cost service does not work with issues such as active addiction or issues requiring acute psychiatric care.
Our Team
Diverse Experience. Friendly Expertise. Ready to join your journey.
Centred Therapy was founded to respond to the growing need to offer high quality and affordable counselling and psychotherapy to those in Dublin. Our team is a consciously curated group of therapists with diverse personal and professional backgrounds and currently undergoing the most rigorous clinical training in Ireland.
Your story is unique and as are your needs, and so, we offer a wide range of counsellors to accompany on your therapy journey.
If you would like to get more info on our counsellors feel free to get in touch.

Natalia Frade
Therapist
B.A. Bus. Admin, P.Grad Deg. People Mgmt & Organisational Leadership, CIPD Person Mgmt., B.A. Psychotherapy
Natalia is currently in the third year BA in Counselling & Psychotherapy and offers individual counselling and psychotherapy in both English and Portuguese. She works with a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement, health-related concerns, relationship and family difficulties, parenting challenges, stress, self-esteem, self-worth, personal development, and childhood trauma. Her therapeutic approach is humanistic and integrative, exploring early life experiences, attachment patterns, family dynamics, maladaptive coping mechanisms, conditions of worth, and intrusive thoughts, among others. Throughout the therapy journey, Natalia supports her clients in gaining a deeper understanding of their sense of self and how they find meaning in the world. She offers sessions face-to-face, providing a compassionate and supportive space for growth and healing.

Fiona Halsberghe-Murphy
Therapist
B.A. Psychotherapy ('27)
I am a trainee counsellor with a diverse academic background in psychology, education, and religion, which profoundly shapes my therapeutic approach. My studies in psychology provide a foundation for understanding human behaviour, emotional patterns, and mental health. Education has strengthened my ability to communicate, support learning and growth, and facilitate reflective thinking with clients. My background in religion offers a unique lens for exploring life’s fundamental questions—about meaning, purpose, morality, suffering, and the self—which often underpin the challenges clients bring to therapy. I am particularly interested in working with individuals experiencing depression, struggling with self-acceptance, or seeking to understand how their past—especially childhood and teenage experiences—shapes their present and future. My approach is client-centred, providing a safe and empathetic space where individuals can explore their thoughts, feelings, and life experiences. Drawing on my multidisciplinary background, I support clients in connecting with deeper existential questions, reflecting on their personal narratives, and developing a compassionate understanding of themselves. By combining insight into the past with practical strategies for the present, I empower clients to gain clarity, build resilience, and create meaningful change in their lives.

Daragh Kinsella
Therapist
B.A. Arts, B.A. Psychotherapy ('27)
Hi, I’m Daragh, a Dublin-based, pre-accredited Psychotherapist in training. I come from a background in music performance and the creative sector, along with experience in the corporate world. My own journey through therapy, and my experience as a vocalist, has deepened my belief in the transformative power of giving voice to our inner emotional lives. I believe that expressing ourselves with vulnerability, acceptance, and authenticity can be profoundly healing. I’m currently in my third year of a BA (Hons) in Psychotherapy & Counselling at DBS. As Carl Rogers said, each person holds within themselves the capacity for positive change. My goal is to provide a safe, empathetic space and a collaborative therapeutic relationship to support and nurture that process. Modalities / Approaches: Person-Centred, Rogerian, Integrative, Psychodynamic, Psychoanalytic.

Laura Egan
Therapist
B.A. Arts, B.A. Psychotherapy ('27)
Hi, I'm Laura, a student therapist based in Dublin. I’m passionate about offering a warm, supportive, and non-judgemental space to explore your life experiences. I believe in the power of being deeply seen and understood, and I work with gentle curiosity and compassion to walk alongside you on your journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Bremeline Muthurajah
Therapist
Ass.Degree Event Planning for Tourism, B.A. Psychotherapy ('27)
Currently in the third year of my BA (Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy at Dublin Business School, I’m a counselling and psychotherapy student in training. I come from a background in innovation, events, and hospitality, where my work has always been focused on supporting others and fostering meaningful connection. My own journey into psychotherapy began in 2018, shaped by personal experiences that highlighted the importance of inclusive therapeutic spaces. My approach is integrative and person-centred, grounded in cultural awareness and the mind–body connection. I aim to create a collaborative space where clients can explore their experiences, deepen self-understanding, and move towards greater self-acceptance and authenticity. My interests include intersectionality, sexual and gender diversities, and cross-cultural experiences. I work with adults, including those identifying as LGBTQI+ or neurodiverse, as well as those in same-sex or non-traditional relationships. I offer face-to-face sessions and practise in accordance with the guidelines and Code of Ethics of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP).

Kevin O'Byrne MIACP
Director
M.A. Psych, H.Dip Psych., PGDip Adolescent Psych., PGDip Clinical Supervision
I'm an accredited therapist from Dublin. I work in a manner that imbues meaning, dignity and pursuing the life you aspire to live placing value on meaning, individuality and the power of relationship. Clinical Training -Masters in Psychotherapy -H.Dip Counseling/Psychotherapy -Postgrad Dip. Adolescent Psychotherapy -Professional Cert. Group Therapy Faciliation Professional Cert. Art Therapy Additional roles City of Dublin ETB Psychological services Youthreach counsellor -Larkin Community College School therapist - Music Industry Therapist for Minding Creative Minds & BIMM Dublin

Steven Gannon MIACP
Director
M.A. Psych., H.Dip. Psych.
Hello there, my name is Steven Gannon and I am a Dublin-based Psychotherapist and Personal Development Coach. I qualified as a Personal Trainer and Fitness Instructor in 2016 and began to work with people on their health and fitness goals ever since. In 2018 I began to train as a Psychotherapist as I had a desire to broaden my skillset. I first studied for a H.Dip in Counselling & Psychotherapy (2018-2020), and subsequently completed a Masters in Psychotherapy (2021-2023). It is my passion to help people to take ownership of their lives, to improve their understanding of themselves, and to build a future life they know they deserve to live. If you would like to work with me get in touch today.

Brian O'Connor
Therapist
B.A. Psychotherapy
I’m a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist. My own life experiences and my experience of being in therapy inspired me to pursue this line of work. My pronouns are he/him, and I identify as a gay man. I work from an integrative framework, and through a gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity (GSRD) lens. I also work as a couples therapist, which I love and I’d be delighted to connect with more LGBTQIA+ folk looking for some relationship therapy. My personal interests include: Exploring all forms of romantic relationships - from monogamous to polyamorous, open, and everything else in between. Working with people of all sexual orientations. Shame - it's heavy, it weighs us down, but often it's not ours to carry the burden. I also have a special interest in the area of Chemsex, having completed my research project on the topic. My approach is sex positive and non-judgmental, and I understand the limited support and awareness in this area within the therapeutic space. Anyone seeking support around Chemsex and addiction will be welcomed with open arms, understanding, and compassion. I get it. It's exciting. It's fun to start with, but sometimes it can grab a hold of us. I currently have availability online and on Fridays during the day and one evening friday slot at a South William Street location. Please feel free to reach out or give us a share.

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09:00 am – 5:00 pm