With the world gradually transitioning into a post-pandemic reality, many people are still grappling with the emotional aftershocks of COVID-19. Though lockdowns have lifted, the impact of prolonged isolation, uncertainty, and disruption continues to linger. Feelings of overwhelm, stress, and loneliness remain prevalent as individuals face new and on going challenges—ranging from financial strain and job insecurity to housing instability, global conflicts, and discrimination. While face-to-face counselling is once again possible, not everyone feels ready or able to return to in-person sessions. For some, the barriers are practical; for others, emotional. The flexibility and accessibility of online counselling services have become a vital means of support, offering a safe and convenient space to address mental health needs. Whether you’re juggling work, searching for stability, or simply trying to find your footing in an uncertain world, online therapy can be a valuable companion on your journey toward emotional wellbeing.
When online counselling can be beneficial?
While traditional face-to-face counselling remains valuable, modern technology has made online counselling services more accessible and convenient than ever. For those who are housebound or disabled, living in a location where therapy in their preferred language is unavailable, or who simply feel safer seeking support from home, especially in a post-pandemic world, online therapy can be a lifeline.
You can explore the many benefits of online counselling services here. Sessions can address a wide range of issues, including:
- Stress and anxiety
- Depression
- Loneliness
- Relationship issues
- Career and work-related problems
- Bereavement
- Self-confidence and self-esteem
- Life transitions and coping with change
- Family and parenting challenges
- Sexuality concerns
If you’d like to discuss your needs, please call me on 087-9565865 or complete the contact form.
Why choose me?
I’m a qualified (change to fully accredited) psychotherapist based in Dublin, working with both adults and adolescents (16+). I hold a BA in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Dublin Business School and am a registered member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), abiding by their Code of Ethics.
I believe that the therapeutic relationship is central to healing. My integrative approach blends Western Psychology with Eastern Philosophy—an effective combination for treating:
- Anxiety
- Mild to moderate depression
- Bereavement and grief
- Relationship issues
- Anger management
- Low self-esteem
- Work and life changes
- Family dynamics
- Stress management
Post Covid-related concerns?
If you’re seeking therapy online due to social distancing, you may also want to explore post COVID-specific challenges such as:
- Managing anxiety related to the pandemic
- Staying mentally well while spending more time at home
- Building emotional resilience
- Talking to children about the coronavirus
- Coping with financial stress
Whether you’re in temporary isolation or simply prefer the flexibility of remote support, online counselling services in Dublin can offer a safe and effective alternative to in-person sessions. And when face-to-face appointments become feasible again, you’ll have the freedom to choose the format that suits you best.
Do you feel ready for online counselling?
Appointment and Pricing – Dublin Clinic & Online
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- Counselling/psychotherapy 50 mins €85.
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- Couples relationship counselling 80 mins €150.
E-mail: malouacupuncturecounselling@gmail.com
Phone: 087 956 5865
