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Counselling Services

LegacyUser · 2011-09-02 09:30:02

Hi - am looking for advice on how to arrange talking to a councellor (Munster area). Can you just approach and ask for an appointment? I would prefer not to go through my doctor. Some nasty feelings have sufaced (which I thought Id dealt with), and I need to talk to someone. Finally realised that now is the time. Thank you

02-09-2011 9:30am

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Hi - am looking for advice on how to arrange talking to a councellor (Munster area).
Can you just approach and ask for an appointment? I would prefer not to go through my doctor. Some nasty feelings have sufaced (which I thought Id dealt with), and I need to talk to someone. Finally realised that now is the time.
Thank you

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#2 02-09-2011 10:41am

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IACP and IAHIP are two of the counselling and psychotherapy accreditation bodies. You can check their website to find a counsellor in your area and then contact the counsellor directly, there is no need to go through a doctor. As these are private counselling practices there will be a fee.

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