Counselling

Wicklow Child and Family Project is involved in intensive family support work with children and parents either on an individual basis or in a family group. The project also delivers a range of therapeutic services (counselling. Paly therapy etc.) for children, teenagers, adults, and families.

Established in 2004, the YHS provides health information, supports and services for young people based on their needs and using referral pathways to other services where required.

Community Law and Mediation is an organisation that offers free legal advice, mediation, conflict coaching, and education to members of the community.

Teac Tom provides free, confidential counselling, suicide prevention support, and community mental health services. We offer professional counselling, a 24/7 volunteer led emotional support line, suicide prevention training, and mental health awareness programmes across Ireland.

SRCC provides counselling and support services in Sligo, Leitrim and Cavan for people affected by sexual violence. This includes support for survivors as well as their partners, family and friends.

They offer a range of varied services for the community at Futures In Mind (previously Talk To Tom Suicide Prevention & Awareness.) These include one-to-one, group, and family counselling and therapy sessions. Child and adolescent services, bereavement support and community outreach programmes. Counselling for suicide awareness, mental health awareness, and bereavement support.

FYRC is a youth organisation that operates in the heart of the Finglas community, their vision is a community where young people are safe, recognised, empowered, and supported to reach their full potential. FYRC do this by offering a range of group and individual supports and programmes that aid the personal and social development of young people aged 10-24 years. FYRC through their 'Hear Me Out' project FYRC offer a qualified counsellor and a safe space to talk about and be heard in relation to any issue impacting their lives. For more information call Mick McCullagh (085) 176 1662.

Pieta provides emergency intervention counselling, a 24-hour helpline and support for those at risk of suicide or self-harm.

Pieta provides emergency intervention counselling, a 24-hour helpline and support for those at risk of suicide or self-harm.

We partner with BelongTo to provide free crisis counselling services for LGBTQ+ young people. This service is available free of charge to LGBTQ+ young people aged 14-23 based in Ireland who are self-harming, thinking of suicide or bereaved by suicide.

To get in touch, please call our Therapy Service line at 0818 111 126, and we'll direct your call to the right service for you.

Alternatively, you can always into the BelongTo centre in person and arrange an appointment.

Pieta provides emergency intervention counselling, a 24-hour helpline and support for those at risk of suicide or self-harm.

Pieta provides emergency intervention counselling, a 24-hour helpline and support for those at risk of suicide or self-harm.