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We provide general counselling services as well as specialist supports to music industry professionals.
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Counselling and Psychotherapy
We work with adults over the age of 18 in a one-to-one setting. Each session is 1 hour long.
We are skilled in supporting clients on a range of issues including relationship difficulties, painful experiences, life transitions, loss, depression, anxiety, and feeling stuck.
Many clients come to therapy to process difficulties in their lives, but others come to discover more about themselves and for personal growth. For us, all good therapy has the ability to facilitate change in a person's life.
We are skilled in supporting clients on a range of issues including relationship difficulties, painful experiences, life transitions, loss, depression, anxiety, and feeling stuck.
Many clients come to therapy to process difficulties in their lives, but others come to discover more about themselves and for personal growth. For us, all good therapy has the ability to facilitate change in a person's life.
Specialist Services for the Music Industry
There have been increasingly calls from the music industry to support musicians' and crew's mental health. Often the research in this area has recognised the importance of mental health supports that understand the lifestyle and demands that come with working in the industry.
Aoife Ruth, Psychotherapist with Cadence, has done extensive research in this area, identifying a number of occupational stressors that can affect wellbeing. These include:
- the demands of performing and being on the road
- exposure to judgment/criticism
- unhelpful perfectionism
- addiction
- performance anxiety
- band relationships
- feeling isolated or lonely
- loss of musical identity / career change
- creative block / writer's block
At Cadence, we seek to work with music industry professionals in way that recognises the demands of the job and the toll that this can take on mental health.
Aoife Ruth, Psychotherapist with Cadence, has done extensive research in this area, identifying a number of occupational stressors that can affect wellbeing. These include:
- the demands of performing and being on the road
- exposure to judgment/criticism
- unhelpful perfectionism
- addiction
- performance anxiety
- band relationships
- feeling isolated or lonely
- loss of musical identity / career change
- creative block / writer's block
At Cadence, we seek to work with music industry professionals in way that recognises the demands of the job and the toll that this can take on mental health.
Contact Us
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info@cadencecounselling.ie
aoife@cadencecounselling.ie |
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087 607 7356
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