
© 2010 Frances Mulraney



Workshops & Future Events
Stress & Anxiety Management
Anger Management
Self Awareness &
Development
Creative Therapies
Drug & Alcohol Use & Management
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“Your Great! Thanks”
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“I want to say Thank You. I was really unsure whether counselling could help but
after 12 sessions I can't believe how much my life has turned around. I feel so confident
about the positive changes I have made. I came with anxiety & have left with so much
more than being Anxiety Free; I found me!
Thank you so much for your help & support.
I will always highly recommend you to others.”
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“My sessions with Frances at Quay Therapy have been invaluable in getting me through some very stressful events in my life over the past 9 months. Her professional approach has focused me on the positives in life. She is a good listener and very understanding. I would strongly recommend her services to anyone considering therapy.”
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“Fran, I just wanted to say a big thank you to you for all your fantastic help over the last year or so. I feel so much better & my life has finally slowed down & has become a joy. You are brilliant at your job & I will always recommend you to people who need help.”
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“I was worried about coming into counselling but I am so pleased I did. From start to finish I always felt accepted & understood.”
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“I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU. The help & support you have given me has been invaluable Fran. You have helped me to approach life in a more positive fashion & the skills & insight I have learnt will last me a lifetime. You are a superb counsellor & I have & will continue to highly recommend you to others. THANK YOU”
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We all experience difficulties at some point in our lives—problems with relationships, feelings of anxiety about work or home, sexual concerns or
problems with alcohol or drugs which can cause ongoing sadness &
depression or feelings of anger & panic & lead to a general loss of purpose & direction.
Counselling & psychotherapy can be of great benefit at times when an individual feels the need to look at personal anxiety and distress. It is normal to want to talk but it's not always easy to find the right person willing to listen