Approach
Ask Jackie about her approach and whether it fits what you are looking for.
About the practice

Meet Jackie Moran, learn what guides the work at Jacqueline Moran Therapy, and take a clearer look before you decide whether to book.

The person behind the practice
Jackie Moran offers counselling and psychotherapy at Tír na nÓg, with a focus on empowering wellness.
Jackie’s introduction on Facebook (Opens in a new tab)
On her Facebook profile, Jackie lists “Holistic Counselling & Psychotherapy at ICPPD (Opens in a new tab)”.
Visit Tír na nÓg (Jackie Moran) on Facebook (Opens in a new tab)
Therapy can be a place to slow down, notice what is happening, and find language for the next useful step. You do not need to arrive with a polished explanation. You can begin with the part that feels easiest to say.

What guides the work
The practice keeps the shape of the work visible: how it begins, what it asks of you, and where the boundaries are. These notes are the starting point for a conversation, not a promise of a particular outcome.
Ask Jackie about her approach and whether it fits what you are looking for.
Discuss 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.
A first conversation is a low-pressure way to ask what you need to know, understand the fit, and decide what feels right for you.
Session format confirmed before booking. Ask the practice to confirm practical details before booking so you know what to expect.
There is no need to perform wellness or arrive with the right words. Bring a practical question, a first sentence, or simply the wish to understand what is going on.
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