You can use this page to book a psychotherapy or counselling appointment with Dr Jonathan Haverkampf in Dublin, or online by Zoom where this is clinically and practically suitable.
You do not need to have everything worked out before booking. A short sense of what you would like help with is enough for a first appointment.
Current fees are explained on the Fees page. Payment is not taken in advance through this page or the booking page. Card payment can usually be made in the session, or after the session by card.
The button opens SimplyBook in a new tab. The booking itself is completed securely there.
What is enough to start?
A concern you want help with
People often book for anxiety, OCD, depression, trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, stress, self-confidence, communication patterns, or a general sense of being stuck.
A wish to understand things better
You do not need a diagnosis or a polished explanation. The first appointment can help clarify what is happening and whether therapy may be useful.
A safe and private setting
For online sessions, please think about privacy, a stable connection, and whether it is safe and practical to wait for an appointment.
What happens next
1. Open SimplyBookThe booking button opens the external secure booking page in a new tab.
2. Choose a timeSelect an available appointment type and time before confirming the booking.
3. Receive detailsThe booking system sends the practical appointment information after booking.
In the first appointment, the focus is usually on understanding what brings you to therapy, what you would like help with, and what kind of support may be useful.
Not sure whether to book yet?
It is fine to read more first, check fees, or send a brief practical question. You can also start with the general psychotherapy and counselling page if you want to understand the format before choosing a time.
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