Linda holds a BA (Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Munster Technological
University Cork. She is a qualified Counsellor and Psychotherapist, and is a fully accredited
member of the IACP (Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy), working in
accordance with the organisation’s ethical framework. She has also completed a level 1
training in Internal Family Systems with the IFS Institute.

As a humanistic psychotherapist, Linda’s practice is based on an integrative, developmental
and relational approach. She draws upon, and integrates, varied theoretical frameworks
which she tailors specifically to meet her clients’ individual needs. These include Attachment
Theory, Person-Centered Theory, Internal Family Systems, Gestalt and Transactional
Analysis as well as other trauma informed frameworks.

Understanding firsthand the courage it takes to enter therapy, Linda believes that the most
important aspect of psychotherapy is the relationship between client and therapist.
Therefore she focuses on offering genuineness, empathy, non-judgmental acceptance and
warmth. The collaborative relationship becomes a corrective experience for the client as
Linda endeavours to provide a safe therapeutic space in which one can explore their internal
and external worlds. She gently and compassionately works with her clients to investigate
established thoughts and habits encouraging and supporting a journey of awareness, self-
discovery and acceptance.