Delphine offers an open-minded context in which people can explore and move through personal difficulties or life challenges. This can be anything from relationship or family problems, to work or health issues, bereavement, loss, anxiety, stress, anger, personal crises, life choices, or questions about how to live a meaningful life.

Her approach is tailored to each client's unique needs, respecting people's personal agency and choices while recognising social and collective influences. You will develop a working relationship together over time, based on trust as an important foundation to exploring how people relate to themselves and others.

She sees psychotherapy as a unique and creative process through which people can come to understand their true selves more deeply and lead more fulfilling lives. Delphine enjoys working with people as they uncover their own inner wisdom and find new ways of approaching life.

Her approach is Humanistic, Psychodynamic and Integrative, with an emphasis on existential and transpersonal approaches, body psychotherapy, attachment theory, object relations and contemporary neuroscience.  Her work is also informed by a growing awareness of the metaphysical dimensions of healing and consciousness evolution. Delphine has a particular interest in working with people who identify as highly sensitive, neurodivergent, or intuitive. 

She attends regular supervision and abides by the Code of Ethics of the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy (IAHIP), of which she is an Accredited Member.

With a background of over ten years in communications and social justice advocacy work, including in the area of migration, women’s rights and mental health, she also brings an awareness of systemic inequalities and sociocultural factors to her psychotherapy work.

Fee: €90