“ My goal as a therapist is to create a space that empowers every client to develop and grow their own sense of individuality in their world and to build a relationship with themselves that unlocks their full potential ”
Ronan O' Connor began his counselling and psychotherapy training in 2014 after working in the youth sector supporting youth mental health and addiction needs. Ronan qualified with an honours degree in counselling and psychotherapy in 2018 and has practiced in areas supporting adult mental health, adult and adolescent addiction issues and supporting people with personal development and self-awareness and growth. Ronan has experience of working with clients who are experiencing a wide range of difficulties including, but not limited to, depression and low mood, anxiety, addiction related issues, low self-esteem, relationship concerns, understanding sexuality and gender identity. Ronan has spent time working in and studying the area of adoption and fostering and has experience of working from both the Adoptee and the Adopter's perspective.
Ronan has by his nature a compassionate and humanistic style to his practice which is grounded in a philosophy that always places the client at the centre of the work. Ronan is a firm believer in therapy being a joint experience between the client and the therapist in which both parties are equal and work in a creative way to best understand the needs of the client.
Ronan is fully insured and in an accredited member of the N.A.P.C.P. (National Association of Professional Counsellors and Psychotherapists).
