Spanish-speaking Psychotherapists in Sligo
If you are supporting a Spanish-speaking employee, family member, or patient in Sligo who needs psychotherapy, finding a provider who can work in their native language can significantly improve outcomes. Ireland is home to a growing community of Spanish speakers, including professionals from Spain and Latin America, and an increasing number of qualified psychotherapists offer services in Spanish. This directory connects you with Spanish-speaking psychotherapists practising in Sligo and across Ireland, whether for in-person or online sessions.
Spanish-speaking Psychotherapists in Sligo
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MSc in Clinical Supervision; Dip in Counselling — Fee: negotiable — Services: One to One, Adults, Couples, Students, Groups, Counselling Online, Telephone Counselling
Offers psychotherapy and counselling services in Brazilian Portuguese and English.
BSc (Hons) in Counselling & Psychotherapy; Diploma in Counselling & Psychotherapy. — Fee: 60 euros — Services: One to One, Adults, Couples, Students, Counselling Online, Telephone Counselling
Spanish-speaking Psychotherapists — Online
OnlineSpecialists working exclusively online — in Spanish, for clients anywhere worldwide.
A graduate in Clinical Psychology from the Complutense University of Madrid, with Master's degrees in General Health Psychology and Clinical and Health Psychology. He has successfully treated patients with addiction disorders related to alcohol, tobacco, and other substances. He also works as a scientific communicator.
A psychotherapist with over 13 years of experience in Trauma, EMDR, and Mindfulness, offering therapy in English and Spanish. She has a deep understanding of life's emotional challenges, including those related to migration and cultural adaptation, using advanced techniques.
I am a Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapist (MIAHIP) and Couples Counsellor based in Dublin, working in person and online. I offer a thoughtful, collaborative space to slow things down and make sense of what is happening in your life and relationships. I work with anxiety, trauma, emotional regulation, identity, neurodiversity (including ADHD), life transitions, and relationship difficulties. With couples, I focus on patterns that emerge under stress and support clearer, more grounded communication. — Session format: Hybrid, Inperson, Online — Works with: Couples, Individuals, Private Referrals — Role: Psychotherapist — Member of: IAHIP — Wheelchair accessible: No
An online psychotherapist with a Master's in psychotherapy. Offers services in other zones.
Session format: Hybrid, Inperson, Online — Works with: Adolescents, Couples, Families, Individuals, Private Referrals — Role: Psychotherapist — Member of: FTAI — Wheelchair accessible: No
Established over the course of 25+years, my practice offers a range of psychotherapy & supervision services. Integral to my work is the need to practice in the context of a real world outside the therapy room. I work with an awareness of the importance of identity & culture in helping to shape a sense of self & therefore welcome the opportunity help clients explore issues relevant to women, Black people, people with disabilities, lesbians, bisexual, gay, transgendered, & neurodivergent people. — Session format: Hybrid, Inperson, Online — Works with: EAP, Groups, Individuals, Private Referrals — Role: Both — Member of: UKCP — Wheelchair accessible: No
BA; Dip in Integrative Counselling & Psychotherapy; — Fee: €50 / €60 negotiable — Services: One to One, Adults, Counselling Online, Telephone Counselling
Cognitive-behavioral psychologist experienced in treating trauma and sexological issues. She helps clients navigate complex personal challenges.
Session format: Online — Works with: Private Referrals — Role: Psychotherapist — Member of: IAHIP — Wheelchair accessible: No
Karolina Topór is a psychotherapist who believes in the power of change for improved well-being and self-relations. She guides individuals through the process of altering relational patterns and thought processes, emphasizing that therapy is a courageous step towards a more fulfilling emotional life.
Cognitive-behavioral psychologist specializing in trauma and mental health. He aims to guide individuals through recovery and improve their overall psychological state.
BSc (Hons) in Counselling & Psychotherapy; Dip in Counselling & Psychotherapy; — Fee: negotiable — Services: One to One, Adults, Students, Counselling Online, Telephone Counselling
Isabel Ruiz provides trauma-informed therapy in English and Spanish online. She supports neurodivergent adults, trauma survivors, and individuals affected by gender-based violence, cultural adaptation, and immigration stress, emphasizing compassion, safety, and respect in a collaborative therapeutic process.
Psicóloga specializing in behavioral analysis with expertise in depression and eating disorders. She provides support to address these mental health challenges.
Provides a professional, non-judgmental, and non-critical space for clients to engage in self-reflection and discovery. Aims to increase self-awareness and help clients access their own answers and solutions to mental health concerns and life situations.
BA in (Hons)Counselling & Psychotherapy; — Fee: €60 negotiable — Services: One to One, Adults, Counselling Online, Telephone Counselling
Systemic-relational psychologist specializing in health and relationships. She helps individuals and couples improve their well-being and connection.
Diploma in Integrative Counselling & Psychotherapy; BA in Counselling & Psychotherapy; BA (Hons) Psychology (Spain); MA Child, Family and Community Studies (DIT/DUT) — Fee: negotiable — Services: One to One, Adults, Students, Counselling Online, Psychotherapy Online
BA (Hons) in Counselling & Psychotherapy; Dip in Counselling & Psychotherapy; MA in CBT; H.Dip in Psychology; — Fee: €70-100 — Services: One to One, Adults, Couples, Teenagers, Students, Counselling Online, Telephone Counselling
BSc in Counselling & Psychotherapy; Dip in Counselling & Psychotherapy; Cert in Mental Health in the Community; — Fee: €70 negotiable — Services: One to One, Adults, Students, Counselling Online, Telephone Counselling, Psychotherapy Online
Psychologist helping clients who feel overwhelmed, anxious, emotionally drained, or struggling with life changes, relationships, or difficult past experiences. Offers a space to feel understood, regain stability, and reconnect with oneself during ongoing stress or uncertainty.
Spanish psychologist based in Dublin working online worldwide. Specializes in helping women navigate emotions according to their menstrual cycle, develop food freedom, and build a non-judgmental relationship with their bodies away from societal norms.
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Psychotherapists in Spanish in Sligo
How can I find a Spanish-speaking psychotherapist for someone in Sligo?
Sligo currently has 0 Spanish-speaking psychotherapists listed in our directory, with 43 additional providers available in other Irish cities and 22 offering online-only sessions that can serve clients in Sligo remotely. If local options are limited, online therapy has become widely accepted in Ireland and can provide excellent continuity of care in the client's preferred language.
To find the right match, start by checking whether the person you are supporting prefers in-person sessions in Sligo or is open to video consultations, which significantly expand the pool of qualified Spanish-speaking therapists. Many therapists registered with the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy (IAHIP), the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP), or the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) offer services in multiple languages. You can filter by modality, specialisation—such as trauma, anxiety, or workplace stress—and verify their credentials directly through the professional body's public register.
Why does language matter when arranging psychotherapy for a Spanish-speaking client?
Working in one's native language allows for deeper emotional expression, clearer communication of nuanced feelings, and a stronger therapeutic alliance, all of which are critical to effective psychotherapy. Research consistently shows that clients articulate complex or distressing experiences more accurately in their mother tongue, reducing the risk of misunderstanding and enabling the therapist to respond with greater precision.
For employers arranging Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) support, or GPs referring Spanish-speaking patients, ensuring language concordance can improve engagement, reduce dropout rates, and accelerate recovery. This is especially important in cases involving trauma, grief, depression, or anxiety, where subtle linguistic and cultural nuances play a significant role. Many Irish-based psychotherapists who speak Spanish have trained in both Ireland and Spanish-speaking countries, bringing bicultural competence that enhances the therapeutic relationship.
Are psychotherapists trained in Spain or Latin America recognised in Ireland?
Psychotherapy in Ireland is a self-regulated profession, meaning there is no single statutory register, but most reputable therapists belong to one of several recognised professional bodies: the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP), the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP), the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy (IAHIP), or the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) for those who are also clinical or counselling psychologists. Spanish-trained psychotherapists can practise in Ireland if they meet the training, supervision, and ethical standards of these bodies, which typically require a minimum of a Level 8 or 9 qualification on the Irish National Framework of Qualifications and substantial supervised clinical practice.
If a therapist trained in Spain or Latin America wishes to join one of these organisations, their overseas qualifications are assessed for equivalence, and they may need to complete additional bridging training or supervised hours. When arranging care, ask the provider which professional body they are registered with and verify their listing on that body's public register. For clinical psychologists, CORU—the Irish statutory regulator for health and social care professionals—maintains the only mandatory register, and overseas psychologists must go through a formal recognition process to practise under the protected title.
What are the typical costs for Spanish-speaking psychotherapy sessions in Sligo?
Session fees in Sligo and across Ireland generally range — per 50-minute session, depending on the therapist's qualifications, experience, and whether they hold additional specialist accreditations. Spanish-speaking psychotherapists typically charge within the same range as their English-speaking colleagues, though those with niche expertise or dual credentials may be at the higher end.
Some therapists offer sliding-scale fees for students, low-income clients, or those paying out of pocket, so it is worth enquiring directly. If you are arranging support through a workplace EAP, health insurance, or a HSE referral pathway, check whether the provider is recognised by your insurer or scheme; many Spanish-speaking therapists in Ireland are panelled with companies such as Laya Healthcare, Irish Life Health, and VHI, though reimbursement levels and session limits vary. Always confirm fees, cancellation policies, and insurance acceptance at the time of booking.
How can I verify the credentials of a Spanish-speaking psychotherapist in Ireland?
Start by asking the therapist which professional body they are registered with—IACP, ICP, IAHIP, or PSI—and request their membership number. Each organisation maintains a public register on its website where you can confirm active membership, view the therapist's listed qualifications, and check whether any disciplinary actions have been recorded.
For clinical or counselling psychologists, verify registration with CORU at www.coru.ie, as this is the only statutory register for psychologists in Ireland and carries legal weight. If the therapist trained outside Ireland, ask about their route to recognition and whether they completed any additional Irish-specific training or supervision. Reputable therapists will be transparent about their credentials, continuing professional development, and supervision arrangements. Do not hesitate to request a brief preliminary phone call to discuss the client's needs, the therapist's experience with Spanish-speaking clients, and their approach to confidentiality and cultural sensitivity.
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