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Martin Dredge

Martin Dredge

Psychotherapist

Qualification: Fully Accredited Member IACP - M3881

Location: Online

Next Available Appointment: 12:00 03 April 2024

Face To Face

Face to Face

Video

Online

Phone

Phone

Approaches:

Gestalt Therapy , Humanistic & Integrative Psychotherapy , Mindfulness , Person-Centred Therapy , Somatic Experiencing



type of services:

Working with:

Individual Session

Age From:

18



About me:

Martin first obtained a professional Diploma in Counselling in 2003 with Northside Counselling Service, a voluntary counselling service in North Dublin. He worked there for a number of years as a voluntary counsellor before moving into private practice. Martin upgraded his qualification in 2010 to a B.Sc in Counselling and Psychotherapy with PCI College, Dublin. He has also been a Registered Nurse (Intellectual Disability) , i.e. RNID for the past 35 years.

Martin's core approach to therapy is Person Centred, Humanistic while incorporating aspects of other approaches such as Gestalt and Mindfulness. Martin sees counselling and psychotherapy as a safe space where the client can be heard in a non-judgemental way. This helps the client to look at what is working well in their life and what needs to change. With a clearer understanding of the difficulties and challenge's they face, the client is in a better place to make decisions around change. Martin takes the approach that the client holds the answers to their difficulties and that his role is to use his skills and experience to support and guide the client through the process of change.


languages:

English


specialities:

Anger

Anxiety

Bereavement / Loss

Chronic Illness

Co-Dependency

Domestic Violence / Abuse

Isolation / Loneliness

Neurodiversity

Personal Development

Personality disorder

Relationship issues

Self Care

Self-Esteem

Stress

Trauma

Work Issues, Work/Life balance