“Based on Bert Hellinger’s groundbreaking work in family dynamics, this workshop will also incorporate Gestalt therapy and ‘The Work’ of Byron Katie. Focusing on the bonds that hold us together as a family we will look at how these can be supportive and nourishing or painful and consuming depending on the flow of love. By looking at the orders that block or constrict this flow of love we can identify the entanglement and begin the process of finding an appropriate solution.
We believe that everyone in the family has a right to belong. A parent will give and a child will take, but between adults any relationship needs to be in equilibrium. We will use our experience in this area to help create a safe place in which we can explore personal and family dynamics.”

For further information or to book your place please contact us at:
Emmett’s Road, Killarney Co Kerry
Phone: (064) 663 6416
Email: info@southwestcounselling.ie
Web: http://www.southwestcounselling.ie

Please contact us at the above number or email address and we will send out further information if you are interested in attending. Places are limited and allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Dee Linehan (M.I.A.C.P.)

Dee Linehan is an accredited Gestalt Psychotherapist with 10 years experience in private practice. She has worked with M.O.V.E. (Men Overcoming Violent Emotions and is currently working with women who have been in violent relationships. She has also worked as a facilitator of The Irish Gestalt Centre’s Personal Development programme and as a Registered General Nurse.

Noel Linehan (M.I.A.C.P.)

Noel Linehan is a registered Gestalt Psychotherapist and has trained extensively in Family Systems Therapy with The Bert Hellinger Association of Ireland, Prof. Franz Rupert, Dr. Ursula Franke and Dr. Albrecht Mahr, amongst others. He has also trained and worked as a Registered General Nurse and in Community Development with The Cork Social and Health Education Project. He has worked in The SouthWest Counselling Centre and in private practice since 2001.