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Whatever your story,
we’re ready to hear it

Get back to your best self at a fee that’s fair.

Whatever your story,
we’re ready to listen

Anxious, depressed, living through trauma, being bullied?

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Me Counselling
Us Counselling
Child and Teen Counselling
LGBTQ+ Counselling

Why continuity of care is critical

At 2gether Online, we believe that if you’ve formed a bond with your therapist then you should be able to stay with them for as long as you need.

We also believe that care starts from the top. So, if we care for our staff and our therapists, then they really care about what they do – like caring for you.

We like to call it our Circle of Care

Tell your story once for a fee that’s fair

Because we’re a not-for-profit social enterprise, we believe in helping you become your best self for a budget that suits.

By contributing a fee that you can afford, you are also helping us to provide essential mental health support for those who are struggling financially.

This means that everyone can have access to our professional mental health services.

We like to call this our Circle of Care 

Tell your story once for a fee that’s fair

Because we’re a not-for-profit social enterprise, we believe in helping you become your best self for a budget that suits.

By contributing a fee that you can afford, you are also helping us to provide essential mental health support for those who are struggling financially.

This means that everyone can have access to our professional mental health services.

We like to call this our Circle of Care 

Why trust us?

All our therapists are proud members of these professional bodies.
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What our clients say

I’ve been to counselling twice with the same free service but wasn’t permitted to see my original therapist the second time. I didn’t give it too much thought until I was in front of my second therapist and had to tell my story again.

Every time you have to tell it, it’s emotional and that’s something I wasn’t prepared for. It took a lot of strength to not get burnt out and walk away.

It’s then I realised that the quality of the relationship between yourself and your counsellor is so important. When you’ve built up trust and understanding with the one therapist, counselling becomes like a release valve and when you get that ‘aha’ moment, where it all clicks – there’s nothing quite like it’.

Laura, Co. Clare