Alan Corcoran Psychotherapy

A warmly lit psychotherapy consulting room, photographed in realistic detail, featuring a pair of deep teal fabric armchairs with soft, textured upholstery facing each other at a gentle angle across a low, light-oak coffee table. On the table rests an open linen-covered notebook, a smooth river stone, and a small glass of water. Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves along the back wall hold neatly arranged psychology books and a few framed abstract prints in calming blues and greens. Soft afternoon light filters through sheer curtains, casting gentle shadows and a serene glow. Shot at eye level with a shallow depth of field, the front armrest in crisp focus and the background softly blurred, creating a calm, professional, welcoming atmosphere in a clean, modern photographic style.

Alan Corcoran Psychotherapy

Alan completed his MA in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy at Independent College in 2011 and has been working in private practice since then.

He is a fully accredited member of the IACP (Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) as well as the ICP (Irish Council for Psychotherapy) and is a registered practitioner with the APPI (Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland).

Services

In person and online psychoanalytic psychotherapy available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

In-Person

Available Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

Mind and Body, Donnybrook

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Online

Available Thursdays

10am to 4pm

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Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Approach

Alan seeks to create a welcoming atmosphere to put the client at ease and allow them to speak about what has led them to seek support. His clinic is open, non-judgemental and confidential respecting the uniqueness of the person present. His work is focused on building a trusting therapeutic relationship to allow the client explore the causes of their difficulties. In working through present difficulties the
client will be encouraged to explore how past experiences might be affecting present day experiences.

A symbolic representation of personal growth in therapy: a single, sturdy young tree emerging from rich, dark soil within a minimalist indoor planter, placed on a smooth wooden floor in front of a softly textured off-white wall. The tree’s branches hold a mix of small buds and fully opened leaves in fresh shades of green, suggesting ongoing healing and change. Morning light streams in from an unseen window to the left, creating delicate highlights on the leaves and a gentle shadow stretching across the floor. The composition is centered with generous negative space, photographed with sharp detail on the tree and a subtly blurred background, conveying hope, resilience, and a supportive therapeutic environment in a clean, modern style.

Experience and Areas of Interest

Alan has been working in private practice as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist since 2011. He has presented papers at conferences and published papers in journals. Alan also has extensive experience working in the multinational sector as a manager and understands the stresses that this environment can bring.

His experience includes working with anxiety/panic, depression, lack of meaning, stress, work related issues, relationship problems, sexuality and gender issues, bereavement, self-esteem and OCD/obsessional issues.

FAQ’s

How much does a session cost?

€90 per session.

Where is Mind and Body, Donnybrook?

10 Main Street, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, D04 X8A0

Are sessions weekly?

Yes. Appointments are weekly at the agreed time.

How long will it take?

This varies from client to client but you decide when you want to stop.

What will I be expected to do?

You will be asked to talk as freely as possible about anything that is on your mind. This can include current struggles, memories from your past, dreams, wishes, conflicts, relationships etc.

Form requests

Please complete the short form to begin your booking or ask for more information.

We take confidentiality seriously. Your details will be treated with care and stored securely in line with data protection guidelines.

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