Mary Frances Byrne

Qualifications

Mary-Frances holds a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy with The Irish College of Humanities and Applied Science (ICHAS) and is a Member of the Association of Professional Counsellors and Psychotherapists (APCP) In Ireland. 

Mary Frances Byrne

Work Experience

Mary Frances has over twelve years of experience working in a therapeutic background, providing support and advice in various settings. Mary Frances has specific personal interest and experience working in the following areas: Anxiety, depression, bereavement/loss, fertility, isolation/loneliness, personal development, relationship issues, self-care, self-esteem, stress, trauma, work issues, work/life balance.

Underpinning Philosophy

Mary Frances uses an Integrative Therapy approach in her practice, combining Person-Centred, Humanistic and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). What you can expect is a warm, compassionate, confidential and non-judgemental space. Mary-Frances aims to work towards challenging learned patterns of behaviour that no longer serve you and developing helpful coping strategies which will instil confidence in your own ability.

Mary Frances Byrne

Qualifications

Masters in Psychotherapy, Higher Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy, Bachelor (Hons) in Deaf Studies. Joanne trained as a psychotherapist at Dublin Business School and also holds a registration with the Registry of Irish Sign Language Interpreters after completing a degree in Deaf Studies at Trinity College Dublin.

Mary Frances Byrne

Work Experience

Joanne has worked in both public and private psychotherapy practice as a student and graduate psychotherapist. She works in a humanistic integrative way, focusing on the client and their potential for growth and self-integration. Methods are adapted based on the client’s needs and what they bring to the room, as opposed to using one fixed method. Joanne has experience working with issues such as depression, anxiety, identity issues, trauma, addiction, family systems, abuse, and relationship problems.

Underpinning Philosophy

Although trained in a humanistic manner, Joanne pulls from the integrative elements of her training quite frequently by using methods from psychodynamic, gestalt and existential therapies.

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