Contact
A short first message is enough
You do not need to explain everything before making contact. A brief message about appointments, fees, online sessions, or whether therapy may be suitable is usually the best first step.
Contact
I am glad to hear from you
If you would like to ask about psychotherapy, counselling, appointments, online sessions, fees, or another practical question about the services, you are very welcome to email me.
I am always glad to receive email and will try to answer as soon as my schedule allows. A short first message is enough; you do not need to explain everything before making contact.
Send an email
For most non-urgent questions, email is the easiest way to begin. You can ask about arranging an appointment, whether online or in-person work may be possible, fees, or which page on the site may be most relevant to your question.
Email Jonathan HaverkampfEmail: jonathanhaverkampf@gmail.com
What to include
A brief message is usually enough. You might include:
- your name and the best way to reply,
- whether you are asking about therapy, counselling, appointments, fees, or another practical matter,
- whether you are interested in Dublin/in-person work, online sessions, or general information.
Privacy and email
Email is convenient, but ordinary internet email may not be a secure or fully confidential way to send highly sensitive information.
For a first message, please avoid sending detailed clinical history, private documents, passwords, payment details, or information about someone else unless this has been agreed and the method is appropriate.
If this is urgent
This contact page and email are not emergency services and may not be monitored immediately. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, needs urgent medical help, or may be unable to stay safe, please contact emergency support now.
- Ireland: call 112 or 999 and ask for an ambulance, or go to the nearest Emergency Department.
- Europe: call 112.
- Elsewhere: use your local emergency number or go to the nearest emergency department.
HSE Your Mental Health information line: 1800 111 888, any time.
Samaritans Ireland: 116 123, 24-hour emotional support.
Text About It: text HELLO to 50808, 24-hour text support.
Pieta: 1800 247 247, or text HELP to 51444; standard message rates may apply.
Emergency and crisis-support details reviewed May 5, 2026 from HSE mental health supports, the HSE Your Mental Health information line, and the Mental Health Commission urgent-help page.
Helpful next pages
If you are not sure what to ask yet, these pages may answer some practical questions before you write.