
Senior
Counselling Psychologist, Marital and Relationship Therapist
Training/Qualifications
·
Awarded an honours degree in psychology from Trinity College,
Dublin (1984)
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Awarded a Masters degree from Trinity College, Dublin (1986)
·
Clinical qualification in Marital and Family Therapy, Mater
Hospital, Dublin (1996)
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European Certificate of Psychotherapy
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Registered Family Therapist with the Family Therapy
Association of Ireland
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Registered Counselling Psychologist with the Psychologist
Society of Ireland
Background
·
Director of Psychology Training Centre Ltd., Merrion Square,
Dublin (1985-1989)
·
Director of Services/Psychologist, St. Brigid’s Family
Centre, Waterford (1990-1995)
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Senior Psychologist, Western Health Board, Galway (locum
1996)
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P/T Senior Psychologist, Castlebar Family Centre (locum 1997)
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Course team, Systemic Family Therapy Studies Programme,
University of Limerick, (1996)
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Guest Lecturer - Family Therapy Training Programme, Mater
Hospital, (1996),
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Occasional lectures N.U.I., Galway (1997)
·
Senior Researcher on several
projects with the Mater Hospital Family Therapy Training Programme (1998-2004)
·
P/T Senior Psychologist, Western Health Board, Lyradoon
Family Centre, Galway (2000-2006)
·
Senior Psychologist, HSE West, Galway (2006 – present)
·
Regularly attends workshops and conferences
Specialist Areas
·
Relationship and marital difficulties
·
Helping parents support their children through
separation/divorce
·
Men's issues - relationships, fatherhood, work life balance, anger
management, etc.
·
Depression – mild to medium (severe with medical guidance)
·
Mid-life personal and work transitions
General Practitioners
With the client’s permission a letter is
sent to their general practitioner when they commence therapy and again when
they complete therapy.
This Practice usually only takes Adult
Clients
Professional Code of Conduct
The Family Therapy Association of Ireland.
Code of Ethics available on request.
Confidentiality is assured within ethical guidelines. Registered under
the Data Protection Act, 1988.
Reports/Evaluations
Reports will not be provided to third
parties for therapy/consultation whether current or retrospective.
Consultation
For complex
therapeutic, ethical or legal issues, Alan Delahunty consults with a senior
colleague. No identifying information is shared.
Fee
€120 per one hour
appointment.
First appointment may be one and a half hours, €180. (appointments and phone consultations pro rata). The average number of sessions is six.
Cancelled appointments Please
note -
€60
will be charged for cancelled appointments
unless 48 hours notice is given.
Hours/Appointments
Private Practice –
appointments Wednesday evening only.
Contact Alan Delahunty direct
087 230 9037 (best time Monday to Friday at 6.00pm).
Web
www.alandelahunty.com
If you do not wish any
messages/texts left at your contact
phone number, or if you require clarification of any of the above, please
inform/contact Alan Delahunty directly.
(June 11)