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Counselling

What is counselling?

Counselling allows you a safe place to be yourself and to say what you truly feel in confidence without fear of judgment, criticism or unwanted advice. A counsellor will not tell you how to solve your problems, but will help you find your own solutions.

When something is getting you down, counselling can help you gain a clearer understanding of your emotions and can help you to see your own strengths, resources and opportunities you may not have seen before.

There are many times in our lives when counselling may be helpful, including times when we are coping with major changes, times when we are dealing with losses, or times when our self-esteem and confidence is low.

What does counselling involve?

The frequency of sessions can be arranged to suit your needs but is usually weekly at the beginning.  Counsellors prefer to see clients, on the same date and time where possible and each session lasts between 50 and 60 minutes unless longer sessions have been arranged.

Who can avail of the counselling service?

Counselling is available for children, adolescents and adults for a range of issues such as bullying, anxiety, depression, grieve, loss, separation, divorce, addiction, stress, low mood, low self-esteem/confidence and more.

What does it cost?

ARC Family Resource Centre Counselling Service is available at an affordable rate for all. 

How to make an appointment:

To arrange an appointment in confidence, call the office on 051 442888.  

You will be asked to leave a contact number and your first name. One of the centre counsellors will contact you directly within a few days to arrange an initial appointment to meet with you.

Your confidentiality is assured, and all Raheen Family Resource Centre staff are trained in dealing with sensitive and confidential enquiries.

We are here to help

We are dedicated to supporting families in their ever changing needs 

You are welcome to call into us or send an email by clicking on the link below

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