Providing Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in South Dublin and Dundalk, Co. Louth.
Singular Therapy. Central Location. Psychoanalytically trained.
Therapy in Dublin City Centre & Dundalk, Co. Louth.
Based in South Dublin and Dundalk, Niamh Duffy provides tailored, specialised psychotherapy for a range of mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. Many people come to therapy feeling overwhelmed by persistent low mood, chronic worry, or a sense of emotional unease. Others may be navigating challenges in their relationships — with partners, family, or friends — or exploring aspects of their identity and sexuality. As a psychoanalytic psychotherapist, I offer a reflective, depth-oriented and non-judgmental space to explore not just what you're feeling — but why those feelings may be trying to repeat themselves in your life. As with trees, it's often not the branches we must examine first, but the roots — to understand why things grow the way they do. Contact me to Get Started.
About my practice
What is Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy?
My work is based on the principles underlying psychoanalytic theory and practice. Psychoanalytic work privileges the unconscious. The unconscious is the motive force of who we are and what we do. By providing a space where the unconscious is listened to this facilitates you to hear what you are unaware of and yet it is governing who you are and what you do. This is a highly specialised and depth-oriented process, uniquely responsive to each individual. Psychoanalytically, the unconscious is understood in linguistic terms, and therefore, this means that it is through speaking that the work begins — a process that allows for a tailored therapeutic experience rooted in the singularity of your experience.
The approach
What has been people’s experience of Niamh Duffy Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in South Dublin and Dundalk, Co. Louth?
Reflections From People I’ve Worked With:
“I thought Niamh was extremely good in facilitating my thoughts and emotions during the work we did together. I want to thank Niamh for her time over the past while, I will recommend her to anybody who comes my way.”
— Individual previously in therapy
“I feel so much lighter after beginning the sessions with Niamh, my anxiety has reduced greatly. I would highly recommend Niamh and the work she does.”
— Individual previously in therapy
"I wanted to share my experience with Niamh. I found her approach, especially the way she speaks about loosening the position you take up in your life, incredibly insightful. It helped shift something, and made a real difference in how I navigated the difficulties I brought to therapy.”
— Individual previously in therapy
“I’m really glad I gave the time to work on myself and work through the things that were holding me back. Thank you Niamh.”
— Individual previously in therapy
Get started today.
You can give me a call on 0871515349 or fill in the form below to make an appointment.
If you feel ready to invest in yourself and experience change I welcome your call or email.
If you’re considering beginning psychoanalytic therapy, you might find this introduction to the work helpful. It offers a sense of how the work unfolds — not in steps, but in how something begins to shift over time. Many people come to this work after trying other forms of therapy. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy offers a different kind of listening.