Connolly Bree Counselling & Psychotherapy.

Empathetic, evidence-based therapy delivered in Dublin city centre or through secure online sessions.

Kathie’s approach

As an integrative and client-centered psychotherapist, Kathie’s approach to each client is tailored to their individual needs, abilities, and goals. She creates an environment that encourages clients to become more compassionate and accepting of themselves by exploring their conscious and unconscious belief systems, values, and behaviours.

Kathie is experienced in supporting clients to process traumatic experiences and to gain greater autonomy over their lives. She does not have an agenda regarding what your life should look like. Instead, she helps you to identify what is important and meaningful to you. She supports clients to move away from pain and to deepen their understanding of themselves by creating a safe and inclusive space. Her values as a psychotherapist incorporate fostering growth, empowerment, and healing.

Kathie Connolly Bree Psychotherapy offers a complimentary fifteen-minute initial phone consultation.

As the therapeutic alliance is key to achieving identified goals in therapy, this consultation allows for prospective clients to ask any questions they might have, to discuss the issues they wish to explore, and to assess whether the therapist and client are the right match.

Providing you with a safe space to relax

All appointments will take place in a quiet and confidential setting. Office appointments take place in fully private rooms with complimentary water and individualised care. In-person sessions take place conveniently on Dame Street, Dublin City Centre. For clients unable to attend in person, both online and phone therapy sessions are also available.

Presenting Issues

  • Anxiety and Stress

  • Depression

  • Relationship Issues

  • Conflict and Anger Issues

  • Self Esteem

  • Loneliness and Disconnection

  • Co-Dependency and Family Dynamics

  • Trauma and Developmental Trauma

  • Abuse

  • Life Transitions

  • Emotional Regulation Issues

  • Self-harm