CONTACT

Get in Touch

Contact details for therapy appointments, workshops, speaking, media and podcast enquiries.

Media, podcast and press enquiries can be sent to the separate address below.

Therapy & Appointments Media & Speaking Kildare Town
PHONE & TEXT 085 1865 209

Calls and text messages welcome

THERAPY & GENERAL info@kildarepsychotherapy.com

Appointments and general enquiries

MEDIA media@kildarepsychotherapy.com

Interviews, podcasts and press

ENQUIRIES

Use the contact that fits your enquiry.

Therapy enquiries are kept separate from media and other professional correspondence.

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THERAPY & APPOINTMENTS

Therapy appointments and questions

Use the main practice email for new appointments, questions about therapy or changes to an existing appointment.

info@kildarepsychotherapy.com 085 1865 209
Email Therapy Enquiry
MAKING CONTACT

A short message is enough.

There is no need to explain everything in an email. A few basic details are enough to arrange the next step.

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Your Preferred Times

Include the days or times that are most practical for you.

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In Person or Online

Mention whether you would prefer to attend in Kildare Town or by online video appointment.

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A Brief Reason

You can briefly mention what has brought you to therapy, but there is no need to give detailed personal information before the first appointment.

MEDIA & PROFESSIONAL ENQUIRIES

Looking for a contributor, guest or speaker?

Allan is available for podcast interviews, radio discussion, mental health commentary, speaking and workshop enquiries.

For media enquiries, include the subject, format, organisation or programme, proposed date and any deadline.

KILDARE TOWN

In-person appointments.

Therapy sessions take place at Teach Dara Resource Centre on Academy Street in Kildare Town.

Kildare Psychotherapy & Counselling
Teach Dara Resource Centre
Academy Street
Kildare Town
Co. Kildare
R51 D803
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URGENT SUPPORT

This is not an emergency or crisis service.

Email and telephone enquiries to the practice are not monitored as an emergency response service. If you or somebody else is in immediate danger, call 112 or 999 or attend the nearest Emergency Department.

BEFORE YOU CONTACT

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THERAPY ENQUIRIES

Arrange a therapy appointment.

Send a short email or text with the times that suit you and whether you would prefer to attend in person or online.