Start here
Introductory call
15 min
Free
By phone or video. A chance to say hello and ask questions.
Person-centred psychotherapy · Dublin and online
A calm, private place to talk things through, at your own pace.
About
I'm a person-centred psychotherapist working with adults in Dublin and online.
People usually come to me when something has been heavy for a while: worry that won't switch off, a loss that still catches them, an old hurt that keeps showing up, or a relationship that has started to feel hard.
I won't hand you a script or tell you what you should feel. I'll listen properly, without judgement, and help you make sense of things in your own words and at your own pace. You are the expert on your life. My job is to give you a steady space to hear yourself think.
What we can work on
The racing mind at 3am, the knot in your stomach, the worry that won't let up. We slow it down and look at what's underneath.
Losing someone, or something, doesn't follow a timetable. There's room here for all of it, including the parts that feel hard to say out loud.
When something from the past still shapes how safe you feel today. We go gently, and you stay in charge of what we talk about and when.
Feeling stuck, distant or misunderstood with a partner, family member or friend. We explore what's happening for you and what you need.
Press and hold the circle. Breathe in as it fills. Let go when it's full.
That's the pace we'll go at. No rush, ever.
How it works
A short, relaxed chat by phone or video. You can ask me anything, tell me a little about what's going on, and get a feel for whether we're a good fit. There's no obligation to book anything after.
Fifty minutes, in my Dublin room or online. You don't need to prepare anything or know where to start. We begin wherever you are.
Most people meet weekly, at the same time each week. It often takes a few sessions to feel settled, and we'll check in regularly on how it's going for you.
Start here
15 min
Free
By phone or video. A chance to say hello and ask questions.
Ongoing
50 min
In person in Dublin, or online
One to one therapy for adults. Usually weekly.
Questions
Completely. Most people feel that way at first. You don't need to arrive with a plan. We'll start with whatever is on your mind that day, even if that's "I'm not sure why I'm here."
It means you lead and I follow. I won't diagnose you or push you down a set programme. I offer warmth, honesty and close attention, so you can explore what's going on and find your own way through it.
Yes. Everything you share stays between us. The only exceptions are rare situations where someone's safety is at serious risk, or where the law requires it. I'll explain this clearly in our first session so there are no surprises.
For many people, yes. Some find it easier to open up from their own space. All you need is a quiet, private room and a phone or laptop. You can also switch between the two.
It depends on you and what you'd like to work on. Some people come for a handful of sessions, others for longer. We'll keep talking about it, and you can stop whenever you choose.
I'm a member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. I have completed an IACP-accredited training course, I follow the IACP Code of Ethics and Practice, and I work under regular clinical supervision while I complete my hours toward full accreditation.
Life happens. Just let me know as early as you can and we'll find another time.
Fifteen minutes, free, and no obligation.
Or email me directly:
michelle@laceywellbeing.com
Your email app should open with a message ready to send. If it doesn't, email Michelle at michelle@laceywellbeing.com.