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Susi Lodola (MSc)
CBT Psychotherapy Woxford

If you are looking for Counselling, Psychotherapy or CBT,  you have come to the right place. I am a CBT psychotherapist based in Wellingtonbridge, Co Wexford, providing confidential therapy services for adults and teenagers.

You can choose between in-person sessions in my office  or the convenience of online therapy via Zoom.

I use evidence-based approaches  tailored to your unique needs, helping you find clarity, balance, and a renewed sense of purpose.

My aim is to create a safe and supportive environment for exploring your thoughts and emotions. Together, we’ll work on understanding and addressing any challenges you may be facing. 

Confidentiality, safety, and support for my clients are very important to me and I aim to not only help my clients overcome their current problems but also equip them with the necessary skills and tools to face future challenges.

I am a fully accredited member with the Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and a graduate member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI).

My Qualifications:
  • MSc CBT & Motivational Interviewing
  • HDip Psychology
  • BA (hons)
  • BA Psychotherapy
  • Prof. Cert. Child & Adolescent Therapy
  • Prof. Cert. Mindfulness
  • Suicide Intervention Training
  • Diploma in Clinical Supervision

 

The support I offer

Effective counselling & Psychotherapy for overcoming life’s challenges

In the Media
Susi is a regular contributor in the Irish Media on Mental Health Topics

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Speaking on Ireland AM about dealing with “fussy eaters”

It can be frustrating for parents and care givers when a child doesn’t eat or avoids some food groups altogether. You can read some more on the topic in one of my blog posts.

Tips for fussy eaters

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Speaking on Ireland AM about Post Natal Depression

Post Natal Depression often goes diagnosed. Speaking about the topic will help raise awareness and will help to normalise it and help to remove any stigma associated with it. Many new Mums or Dads may feel guilty about feeling low after a Baby is born and therefore do not speak up and seek help. Counselling is very effective in helping people overcome PND and the sooner it is addressed the better the outcome.

The Journal, Back-to-school anxiety is real for many pupils this week – here’s how you can help, Susi Lodola
A Lust for Life, Overcoming the effects of “social distancing” and “self isolation”, Susi Lodola
Social media’s ‘good food’ trap: ‘Being healthy is good. A fixation with being healthy is not’, Geraldine Walsh

Counselling & Mental Health Articles

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