James Fay, MIACP
Psychotherapist
Training & Accreditation
James Fay MIACP is a qualified and accredited psychotherapist with a MSc in Psychotherapy from Dublin City University. James is also a graduate from University College Dublin where he received a BA Honours Degree in Sociology as well as a certificate in Social Justice. As an accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) James adheres to their Professional Code of Ethics.
Clinical Approach
James offers individual and couples therapy.
Individual therapy Drawing on a range of complementary approaches, such as Person-centred, Psychodynamic, Systemic, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), James will collaborate with you to reframe how you experience challenging areas of your life. Change comes about in psychotherapy through processing your emotions, which in turn strengthens your inner sense of direction, self- esteem and self-resilience.
Couples therapy Psychotherapy provides a safe and confidential space for a couple to explore their experiences and emotions which often influence choices and behaviours. Together you will explore options and new perspectives which may help to bring about change.
Experience James has a range of professional and voluntary experience in a number of sectors, including services for third-level students, homeless people, and people with intellectual disabilities, as well as crisis counselling. With experience both in person and online, James has worked across a broad range of issues including, but not limited to: anxiety, panic attacks, depression, loneliness, self-esteem & confidence, loss of identity, trauma, grief, self-harm & suicidal thoughts, stress management, intimacy and relationship issues, sex related issues, identity & personal growth.