Each psychotherapist is fully qualified and holds at least one masters level training in psychotherapy. Many of the therapists hold additional masters training in related fields.
This means you can have peace of mind in our ability to do what’s best for you.
All counselling and psychotherapy in the clinic is delivered from Psychoanalytically trained therapists. This method aims at the root of suffering and helps people to go beyond it.
This is entirely different than just working on the surface-level presentation of symptoms and can have much longer lasting affects.
It also means we’re equipped to deal with almost any symptom imaginable.
Each therapist has a minimum of five years under their belt working with the public in similar settings. These include in private practice, hospitals, universities and rehabilitation centres.
This means we have a broad range of experience with all sorts of symptoms from anxiety, and depression to relationship issues and psychosis.
Each psychotherapist is accredited with at least two awarding bodies. These include APPI, ICP, and PSI.
Development as a psychoanalyst isn’t like usual therapies. It’s not about ticking off ‘200’ hours. Our psychoanalysts have spent years in their own twice weekly psychoanalysis. Usually surpassing 5+ years in therapy.
Each therapist is also engaged in regular supervision and clinical development at seminars and workshops.
Clinic Director | Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist
Colin is a psychoanalyst and Clinic Director of the Other clinic. He works with individuals who each have their own unique symptoms. He has worked extensively with symptoms relating to anxiety, childhood trauma, depression, relationship difficulties, sexual issues and life stagnancy.
Formerly he was Clinic Director of Psychotherapy Dublin for just under 6 years. Previously experience had been gathered within a variety of environments in both general and specialised fields of treatment. Namely, he has worked within Connolly Hospital, Grangegorman, Stewart’s Hospital, Our Lady’s Hospice, Dublin Institute of Technology and two projects addressing drug addiction.
Complimenting his clinical experience is a history of continued professional development. Having completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology he went on to complete a Masters in Addiction Studies and another Masters in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy.
Colin is a member of The Association for Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy in Ireland (APPI), the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP), the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) and the Psychologists Protection Society (PPS).
Contact:
0871006667
colinmcdonnell@theotherclinic.ie
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist
Hugh is a fully accredited member of the I.C.P. (Irish Council for Psychotherapy), the main organisation that governs psychotherapy in Ireland, and A.P.P.I. (Association of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland), a group who regulate the largest group of practicing psychoanalysts in Ireland.
In addition, he contributes to the work of ICLO-NLS and ISLP, psychoanalytic groups with a particular clinical focus, and has been published in The Letter, an Irish psychoanalytic journal.
As part of his continuing psychoanalytic formation, Hugh continues to engage in his own analysis, and attends regular supervision.
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist
Ivana works with people who experience anxiety and panic attacks, stress, depression, loneliness, relationship and family issues, identity and sexual identity crises, addiction, or who suffer from the consequences of abuse, eating disorders, OCD, phobias, low self-esteem… but also those who have everyday life problems, small or large. She has worked in several psychotherapy clinics in Dublin, but has also been involved in ‘lifelong learning’ programmes for emotionally vulnerable adults, organised through Dublin City communities.
Ivana holds a Master of Arts degree in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Higher Diploma in Psychotherapy Studies. She has also been long-term involved in various forms of continual professional development through APPI and ICP.
It was her love for literature and her Ph.D. research on James Joyce that inspired her further interest into ‘talking therapy’, i.e. the healing effects of our unique lives being spoken about without censorship and listened to without judgement.
Ivana is a full member of The Association for Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy in Ireland (APPI), accredited as a professional member of the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP) and insured by the Psychologists Protection Society (PPS).
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist
Please bear with us. More psychoanalysts will be joining our ranks soon.
We’re often looking for experienced and passionate psychotherapists to join our team. If this sounds like you, drop us a line with a little bit about yourself and your experiences in the field.
jobs@theotherclinic.ie