Psychotherapist, Supervisor, Trainer, Workshop Facilitator
Dermod Moore MA, MIAHIP, SIAHIP, UKCP is a psychotherapist, supervisor, and trainer of students of psychotherapy. He was also an actor (with the Abbey, in the eighties), a Speech and Drama teacher, and was a columnist for Hot Press magazine for 18 years. A collection of his articles was published in 2005, Diary of a Man. He lived in London for fifteen years, where he trained as a psychosynthesis psychotherapist. On returning to live in his native Dublin in 2006, he has largely immersed himself in working as a therapist, supervisor and teacher, which he enjoys very much.
Courses
He runs occasional workshops and courses in Dublin city centre, and is excited about his new online venture, the Rolling Café.
Some great feedback from participants on previous courses he has run can be viewed here.
- Creativity for the Caretaker 2015/2016
- Three-day workshop “Woman/Man/Human” for the Swedish Psychosynthesis Association (Psykosyntesföreningen) in June 2016, Mullsjö, Sweden
- Psychosynthesis course 2016
- Creativity for the Caretaker 2016-2017
- Six Workshops on Sex (with Trish Murphy and Sharon Travers) 2016-2022
Further information
Sign up to Dermod’s mailing list here for news of the Rolling Café workshops. For upcoming psychosynthesis courses coming up in Ireland, see psychosynthesis.tel.
About Dermod
He was chairperson of the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy, IAHIP from 2014-2016. He has taught at The Tivoli Institute and Turning Point, and for ten years taught in the Dublin Business School. He travels to London regularly to teach students of counselling and therapy at the Psychosynthesis Trust. He is a psychosexual therapist, working with individuals and couples, and holds workshops on sexuality and gender for psychotherapists.
Psychotherapist
If you want to contact Dermod and enquire about his psychotherapy practice, please get in touch via dermod.tel.
Supervision
For information about his supervision practice, see here. However he is booked up for this academic year with regards to taking on new supervisees, sorry!