Grief, not only for the sight you've lost, but for a part of who you were.
Individual psychotherapy for adults, in person in Dublin and online across Ireland. All sessions are 50 minutes. Daytime, evening and weekend appointments available. Audio-first sessions, no visual material required.
Adjusting to Sight Loss, the group course, is a good starting point for many people adjusting to sight loss. One-to-One is for when you need private, weekly space for the grief, anxiety or identity work that sits underneath.
Walking through this together? Couples therapy is also available for partners alongside.
Currently accepting a small number of new One-to-One clients · Free 15 minute call to help you choose
Whether your sight changed suddenly or has been shifting for years, adjustment is real, ongoing work. A space to grieve, rage, fear and slowly reorient, on your own terms.
Not knowing what comes next is its own daily weight. Tools and space to live alongside uncertainty without it running the show.
The grief that comes with sight loss is rarely named, often complicated, and entirely real. Compassionate, unhurried support for all of it.
Sight loss lands on everyone around you. For partners, parents and adult children trying to support well, without losing themselves.
Disclosure, accommodations, career shifts, the slow renegotiation of how you show up at work, and the identity that's wrapped up in it.
For those quietly battling shame, dependence or the feeling of being a burden. It's none of those things, and the work is to actually believe that.
That's fine. Start with a call. We'll figure it out together.
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