Ms Eilis McIntyre: Counselling

Covid-19

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Overview

COVID-19

This healthcare professional let us know that they are currently:

Accepting new patients
Available for:
- Phone consultations
- Video consultations

Last updated: 15 Apr 2020

Specialises in

Counselling

Offers

Video and telephone consultations

About me

I offer short term solution-focused and longer term person-centred counselling to individual adults.

I was a Bereavement Support Volunteer with Cruse Bereavement Care NI from 2004 to 2009.

Since completing my Advanced Diploma in Person-centred Counselling in 2007, I have counselled within a broad range of settings: post-primary schools; within the community in North and West Belfast; in affiliation with local and International Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) providers, as well as having my own private practice in Belfast and previously in Dublin.

I am now based primarily in South Belfast and offer online video (or online audio only) and telephone counselling sessions.

Areas of interest

Anxiety; Bereavement & Loss; Depression; Family-related issues; Finding meaning in life; Health-related issues; Redundancy; Relationship issues; Self-esteem; Stress; Trauma; Work-related issues.

My qualifications & training

My private practice

Finder

Covid-19

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