Midlands Counselling Clinic

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Stephen Snow BA (Hons)

Stephen Snow BA (Hons)
Stephen Snow BA (Hons)

As a counsellor I see myself helping clients to discover and access within themselves the restricted resources they need to solve problems. Helping the client safely find their way to the solution.

I always believe in the best interests of the client and treat everyone with dignity and respect in a non-judgemental authentic approach. I am very empathic towards a client as I learn and understand their feelings and experiences with great sensitivity.

I use many different styles of counselling depending on what the client is presenting with. I am also a great believer in straight forward talk therapy. I think an individual talking about their issues and knowing that they have been genuinely listened to by their counsellor, can start to bring about some positive change.

People like to know they are heard. For me, it is the core of counselling, the client must feel the counsellor is there for them, and the counsellor has listened to and understood everything they have said.

About me, why I became a counsellor. I have always had an interest in people and enjoy helping people. Before I became a counsellor, I worked in the Banking industry for many years. When the banking crash came in 2010 life in Banking began to change very fast. So fast, it started to affect my mental health. A friend suggested I attend counselling and I discovered it brought about positive change for me. After much research I decided to change my career and study Counselling and Psychotherapy.

So having my own life challenges and experiences through the years, I now would like to help and support others who are going through, or who have gone through, challenges in life.

Areas I work in. Work related issues, low self-esteem, anxiety, stress, depression, anger management, bereavement and loss, social anxiety, relationship issues, Cancer support, abuse, trauma.

I do believe with my skill set I can bring a well-balanced and professional feel to the role. I have spent the last year counselling a number of individuals from various backgrounds with a wide range of personal issues.

I invite you to contact me directly at 086 1660977, or message me via the message box at the top of this page.

Midlands Counselling Clinic

2 Ankers Bower, Old Dublin Road,
Athlone,
Co. Westmeath

Brian Walsh (MIACP)

Brian Walsh MIACP 086 7851112
Sharon Deering MIACP 087 6687339
Miriam Mullery MIACP 087 9750262
Rachel Walsh MIACP 087 2160165
Caroline Walker MIACP 086 8213961
Geraldine Martin 085 1683491
Ailish Connaughton 087 7450440
Stephen Snow 086 1660977
Oisín Moloughney 083 3290610
Declan Hughes MIACP 086 8690623

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