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The cabin scrolls the header, then the wave ripples on its own. Choose Garden, Porch, Room, or Seat to change the photograph. Music stays off until you turn it on. Continue moves on to the practice details.
The wave ripples behind the cabin. Tap the open water for another.
A breath, if you want one
Nothing here is saved. This is not a session, and it does not promise that a feeling will stop.
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Therapist
Service area still being confirmedA private cabin. A slower pace. A place to land.
Counselling & Psychotherapy with Jackie Moran
Meet in the cabin at Tír na nÓg, or discuss working together by telephone. You can ask a question before deciding to begin.
Session lengths and fees are agreed before you begin.
€70 · 60 minutes · cabin or telephone€140 · 120 minutes · in the cabin, when agreedExtended sessions when suitable and agreed in advance. View session detailsNo client details are saved on this page. Read privacy & boundaries Urgent help
Sessions at a glance
Check session length, fees and the next step before getting in touch.
Tír na nÓg Published fees
The 60-minute fee is the published rate for an agreed cabin visit or telephone session. The 120-minute fee applies only to an in-person session.
Review contact optionsBefore beginning, agree the session format and length, fees, payment and cancellation arrangements, confidentiality and its limits, and how to raise a concern. Consent and suitability are reviewed as the work continues.
Your first message can simply ask about availability and an initial call. The call length and any fee are agreed separately; an enquiry does not confirm an appointment.
Arrange an initial phone call to ask questions and discuss whether working together is suitable. Confirm the call length and any fee before it takes place.
Telephone therapy may be arranged after discussing suitability, privacy and how sessions will work. Agree a private place, who calls whom, and what to do if the connection drops or urgent support is needed.
Before telephone therapy begins, Jacqueline needs to confirm that the work is within her remote-practice competence, supervision and insurance cover. Sensitive details belong in the agreed therapy session, rather than an initial enquiry or voicemail.
An extended in-person session offers more time within an appointment. The length, pace, breaks and fee are agreed beforehand and reviewed together. A longer session does not guarantee fewer visits or faster progress.
If difficult or traumatic experiences are part of what brings you to therapy, discuss an appropriate approach with Jacqueline first. Any trauma work must be within her training, experience and supervision. You can pause, change the pace or review the plan; another service may be more suitable.
Jacqueline Moran — Pre-Accredited Member IACP. Membership number M15406. Ask Jacqueline about her exact qualification and the training relevant to your needs. ICPPD is a training provider; IACP is a professional association. Pre-accredited membership and full accreditation are distinct.
Discuss confidentiality and its limits, supervision, record keeping, referral options and the practice complaints procedure before beginning. Linking to professional guidance does not mean IACP has approved these fees, session lengths or this website.
Before confirming: The practice will share cancellation and rescheduling details before an appointment is confirmed.
The person behind the practice
Ask Jackie about her approach and whether it fits what you are looking for.
About the practiceTherapist
Jacqueline Moran offers counselling and psychotherapy. She is an IACP pre-accredited member (M15406). Pre-accredited membership and full accreditation are distinct. Ask about her training and whether the work is a fit before you begin.
Follow Jackie on Facebook (Opens in a new tab)Pre-Accredited Member IACP · M15406
Pre-accredited membership and full accreditation are distinct.
Membership & training detailsDiscuss how sessions work before deciding whether to begin.
Jackie can explain the scope of her work, confidentiality, and practical arrangements before you agree to a session.
Cabin photos
Explore photographs of the cabin exterior, covered porch, doorway and room. Open any photo for a closer look.
Use the previous and next buttons when available to browse the practice-space views. Each view also has a button to open it in the photo viewer.
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A quiet pause
The calming wave and the breath guide are at the top of this page, with the cabin in front. Nothing there is saved.
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Open a tool if you want it. Nothing here is saved. A tool is not a therapy session, and it does not promise that a feeling will stop.
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Separate services
A therapy session and a driving lesson stay separate arrangements. A session does not promise that the feeling will stop.
Driving lessons are arranged on the driving school site. You can ask a practical question about therapy here without sending sensitive details.
Practical
Ask about access needs before booking so the practice can plan with you.
Good to know
Open only what you need. If your question is not here, ask a practical question .
The practice lists Jacqueline Moran as therapist. Ask the practice for current registration, accreditation, supervision, and scope-of-practice details before booking.
Link to this answerAsk the practice for the exact qualification, current professional-body membership or statutory registration, supervision arrangements, and scope of practice. A qualification, membership, and registration are not the same thing.
Link to this answerIn the cabin or by telephone, subject to agreement. Telephone therapy may be arranged after discussing suitability, privacy and how sessions will work. Agree a private place, who calls whom, and what to do if the connection drops or urgent support is needed. Cabin arrival details are shared privately after an appointment is agreed.
Link to this answerThe practice welcomes enquiries from the practice's service area. Session format confirmed before booking.
Link to this answerYes. Before arranging a session, ask whether the practice can support your language, communication or access needs. This applies to online sessions too. You can ask about a written reply, clearer written instructions, breaks, captions or interpreter arrangements. Availability and suitability must be confirmed with the practice; these options are not promised. You do not need to include a diagnosis or medical history in your first message.
Link to this answerArrange an initial phone call to ask questions and discuss whether working together is suitable. Confirm the call length and any fee before it takes place.
Link to this answerStandard sessions last 60 minutes. A 120-minute in-person session is available when suitable and agreed in advance. The introductory call's length and any fee are confirmed separately.
Link to this answer€70 for 60 minutes. €140 for a 120-minute in-person session, when suitable and agreed in advance. If you are experiencing financial hardship, you are welcome to contact Jacqueline to discuss what may be possible. A phone call or therapy sessions with a reduced or waived fee may be offered at Jacqueline’s discretion, depending on suitability and availability. Any fee, session length and review arrangements are agreed in advance. You do not need to explain your financial or health circumstances in an initial message. Payment and cancellation arrangements are confirmed before you agree to begin.
Link to this answerThe approved contact routes are still being finalized; review the contact page for the current route status. A first message does not reserve an appointment; once a route is approved, the practice can reply to discuss fit, format, timing, and the next step. Session format confirmed before booking. The practice confirms practical appointment details directly.
Link to this answerThe practice will confirm an appointment and its practical details once an approved contact route is available. A first message or calendar reminder is not a confirmed appointment.
Link to this answerThe practice will share the right contact route before an appointment is confirmed. The practice will share cancellation and rescheduling details before an appointment is confirmed.
Link to this answerYour privacy matters. We will talk through confidentiality, its limits, and the practical details of working together before we begin. Please avoid sharing sensitive health details in a first message.
Link to this answerThis website is not an emergency service. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or an appropriate crisis resource in your area. For current crisis and support options, use an appropriate current local service.
Link to this answerAn extended in-person session offers more time within an appointment. The length, pace, breaks and fee are agreed beforehand and reviewed together. A longer session does not guarantee fewer visits or faster progress.
Link to this answerIf difficult or traumatic experiences are part of what brings you to therapy, discuss an appropriate approach with Jacqueline first. Any trauma work must be within her training, experience and supervision. You can pause, change the pace or review the plan; another service may be more suitable.
Link to this answerA first conversation, at your pace
A first conversation is a chance to ask questions, share what is bringing you in, and see whether we feel like a good fit.
Review contact optionsHow it works
You do not need to know exactly what to say. The first step can simply be getting in touch.
We talk about what is bringing you in, what you are hoping for, and whether working together feels right.
An extended in-person session offers more time within an appointment. The length, pace, breaks and fee are agreed beforehand and reviewed together. A longer session does not guarantee fewer visits or faster progress.
We notice what is changing, make room for what matters, and build tools you can take with you.
Service area & surrounding areas
People reach out from across a service area that is still being confirmed. A telephone session can be agreed when travel is difficult. A cabin visit is confirmed before you travel.
Broad service area
These are broad area references, not a promise of an exact in-person meeting point. Ask what format and availability apply to you.
Choose your next step
Choose the easiest place to begin. You can change direction; your choices are not stored here.
Use the Left and Right Arrow keys, or the Up and Down Arrow keys, to move between choices. Home and End move to the first or last choice.
A gentle first contact
Prepare a short question about fit, format, or what to expect. Keep sensitive health details out of a first message.
This page does not save your choices or client details.
At a glance
Move through the space
A small visual walk from the garden path to the chair. Real cabin photographs carry the journey, with a warm rendered arrival view adding depth as you move from outside to the threshold and into the room.
Scroll or choose a chapter to move through the space.
Prefer to meet the therapist? Continue to the professional contextCurrent walkthrough chapter: Arrive. Leave the day at the door.
Who is holding the work · Service area still being confirmed
You can take your time, ask practical questions, and understand the shape of the work before deciding whether it feels right. Meet the person behind the practice before you book.
Practice profile
Jacqueline Moran
Training records & context
This website uses a neutral therapist label. A personal qualification or registration record has not been independently verified here. The context below explains what the public records can show—and where a visitor still needs current, person-specific confirmation.
The practice lists Jacqueline Moran as therapist. Ask the practice for current registration, accreditation, supervision, and scope-of-practice details before booking.
The QQI validation record describes a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Holistic Counselling and Psychotherapy at NFQ Level 8 with 240 credits. It identifies a validated programme; it does not, by itself, verify an individual’s completion or current practice status.
Open the QQI record (Opens in a new tab)The published course outline describes a four-year, part-time programme with research, ethics, clinical practice, and supervision alongside integrative study areas. A course outline shows training context—not a promise that every method suits every person.
Read the course outline (Opens in a new tab)A qualification and professional registration are different things. Check any registration, accreditation, or protected-title wording against the relevant current body and scope before relying on it.
Read CORU guidance (Opens in a new tab)Evidence-based practice brings together best available research, clinical expertise, and the person’s characteristics, culture, and preferences. Training is one part of accountable care, not a guarantee of a particular outcome.
Read the APA policy (Opens in a new tab)Professional standards
This site is designed to make credentials, boundaries, privacy, and safety easy to inspect. It does not certify a practitioner or replace checking the current record. Jurisdiction-specific professional and care references remain pending owner review; the general information below is provided for informed questions, not as an endorsement of this practice.
Before choosing, you can ask about training, supervision, scope, confidentiality, referrals, complaints, pricing, and cancellation terms. The answers should be clear before you commit.
Read safety, privacy & supportA first conversation is a low-pressure way to share what is bringing you in and see whether we feel like a good fit.
Read common questionsThe practice lists Jacqueline Moran as therapist. The approach is collaborative, practical, and grounded in clear boundaries.
Meet the therapistSession format confirmed before booking. Ask the practice about practical arrangements before deciding.
See the sessionsHow I use evidence
Research can guide a conversation without turning a person, a room, or a method into a promise. The work stays collaborative, practical, and responsive to your goals.
These links are general education, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Guidance can change. These notes are not clinical labels.
Sources reviewed 20 August 2026
You are here
If you have found what you needed, you can pause here. When you are ready, learn a little more about the practice or begin with a simple conversation.
You have reached the end. The next step is yours.
Safety first
This website is not monitored as a crisis line and cannot respond to emergencies. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or an appropriate crisis resource in your area.
Direct contact details are being confirmed.
The public website address is being confirmed before sharing is available.
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IACP pre-accredited member · Psychotherapy & counsellingA clinically validated protocol to regulate the nervous system when facing performance anxiety, pre-driving test apprehension, or sensory overwhelm.
Gently let your eyes scan the room or the scene around you. Notice five distinct visual details without judgement.
Calibrate your nervous system state, measure somatic activation, and apply trauma-informed grounding protocols for calm driving performance.
You feel grounded, capable, emotionally steady, and present in the moment. Road situations and complex junctions can be addressed with curiosity rather than dread.
Reinforce and expand your window of tolerance by savoring the felt sense of safety in your body.
