OUR THERAPISTS
Maria Stack
Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor
Tel: 061-639171
Email: info@culracounselling.ie
Maria is a Psychodynamic Integrative Supervisor. Fully Accredited with Addiction Counsellors of Ireland (ACI) She holds a Diploma in Integrative Supervision across professions (IICP) together with a Masters (Hons), BA(Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy and a Diploma in Counselling and Addiction Studies
Maria offers Clinical Supervision and Reflective Practice to Counsellors (including Students and pre-accredited Counsellors), Psychotherapists and people in the Caring Professions. Additionally, Maria offers Supervision to Education, Health Service and Business Organisations.
Supervision is available on an individual or group basis at our Clinic in Limerick City. Maria also offers individual sessions at her Charleville, Co. Cork location.
Margaret Cadogan
Senior Therapist
Tel: 061-639171
Email: info@culracounselling.ie
Margaret has numerous years’ experience as a professional counsellor/psychotherapist both in private practice and within residential treatment facilities. She is a fully accredited member of Addiction Counsellors of Ireland (ACI). Over the years she engaged with issues relating to addiction, domestic abuse and support for families of individuals experiencing addiction.
Additionally, Margarete has extensive experience working with adults (individually and in groups) struggling with Trauma, Abuse, Grief and loss, Depression, Anxiety and Relationships. She advocates Harm Reduction Therapies when appropriate for the client. Margaret actively listens to her clients’ concerns and encourages self-awareness within a “safe, warm and confidential environment”.
Margaret’s distinctive qualities include effective communication skills, acceptance, compassion, kindness, empathy and relationship-building.
John Cahill
Psychotherapist
Tel: 061-639171
Email: info@culracounselling.ie
John holds a BSc (Honours) in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Middlesex University in collaboration with PCI college and is a pre-accredited member of IACP. He spent 20 years in a business environment, before moving towards vocational work. Since leaving the business sector, John has worked in voluntary organisations, in a residential addiction treatment centre and also in private practice.
John employs a humanistic and integrative approach and creates a warm, safe and non-judgemental space where clients feel supported and validated. His preference is for in person work but has also facilitated online counselling.
John’s aim as a psychotherapist is to assist clients towards a greater understanding of themselves, generating empowerment and control.
John believes in the innate potential that everyone possesses and believes that therapy can help remove barriers and allow this to flourish.
His aim as a psychotherapist is to help clients towards a greater understanding of themselves, generating more empowerment and control.
Muirne Hurley-Goode
Qualified Counsellor
Tel: 061-639171
Email: info@culracounselling.ie
Muirne is a qualified counsellor with a Degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy. She works supportively and congruently with those who are experiencing mental health difficulties, those who are weary from the challenges and stresses that life can bring and those who are contemplating bringing about positive change in their lives.
She provides a non-judgemental, supportive, safe space for her clients and believes in the transformative power of the therapeutic relationship. As she works using a humanistic and integrative approach, Muirne may combine various modalities and techniques in an effort to provide her clients with the most positive outcome from therapy.
Her approach is customised to suit each individual client’s needs and may include elements of CBT, psychoanalysis, inner child work and emotion focussed therapy along with talk therapy. Muirne is experienced in counselling those with anxiety and depression, relationship difficulties and those who have suffered bereavement and loss. She is a Fully Accredited member of APCP
Orlagh Judge
Trainee Counsellor
Tel: 061-639171
Email: info@culracounselling.ie
Orlagh is a Trainee Counsellor entering her Third year of a Four-Year Honours Degree programme studying a BA (Hons) in Counselling with Addiction. Orlagh comes from a varied background with a Degree in Human Resources, and professional certification in Personal Development and also Facilitation skills. Orlagh is a student member of IACP (Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) and NAPCP (National Association for Professional Counselling and Psychotherapy.
Orlagh is a firm advocate for therapy being a safe, empathic, and confidential space for exploring, feeling and healing. She has a keen interest in personal growth and development and believes that everyone has the power within to make positive life changes.
Orlagh has experience working issues such as addiction, bereavement, loss, and grief, mental health difficulties and also works with Neurodivergent clients and members of the LGBTQ+ Community.
Online Therapy
Annette Burke
Qualified Counsellor
Tel: 061-639171
Email: info@culracounselling.ie
Annette holds a BA (HONS) in Counselling & Psycherapy. Annette comes from a varied background with a Diploma in the Psychology of Counselling and a BSc (Honours) in Medical Science. Annette works in an integrative style focusing on a client centred approach. She supports her client’s experiencing anxiety, stress and relationship difficulties.
She is known for her empathetic and warm approach and her ability to create a safe and non-judgemental space in order for her clients to be able to express themselves authentically. She meets her clients where they are at and helps them navigate through their challenges.
Annette offers online counselling sessions via a secure video platform facilitating a safe space for clients in any location.
Emma Summers
Online Counsellor
Tel: 061-639171
Email: info@culracounselling.ie
Emma is a qualified and accredited Humanistic Counsellor (MBACP), with further training in Mindfulness based approaches. She has valuable experience supporting people through a range of difficulties including anxiety, panic attacks, depression, trauma, self-esteem, stress, relationship issues, and supporting personal growth and self-discovery.
Emma offers counselling sessions online via secure video platform, providing a therapeutic space to help support you through the difficulties you may be facing. Integral to her practice is to provide a non-judgmental, accepting and empathetic connection where you can gain deeper understanding of your experience, help uncover any unhelpful beliefs or patterns that may be keeping you stuck, release any difficult feelings and emotions, and move towards a greater sense of self-acceptance, authenticity, and autonomy.