Limerick Services

Hospital FRC Adolescent Counselling

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  • Mental Health and Wellbeing

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  • East Limerick

target age icon Target Age

  • 13 - 18 years
  • 16 - 18 years
  • Families

Improve the quality of life for children and adolescents with Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Bullying, Physical, Emotional and Cognitive complexities. Increase resilience and life skills with lower levels of anxiety and stress. Improve emotional well-being of the child and adolescent. Key elements of the services are: *Respect *Honesty *Trust*Problem Solving *Boundaries *Relationships. Counselling Service: Offer a two-way helping relationship in which the young person can explore specific issues and develop more satisfying ways of living. Offer a high level of confidentiality and positive regard. Respect the young persons personal values and autonomy.

Target Group

Children aged 11 to 18.

Referral

Open to all.

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Last Updated: 14/10/2024

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Contact Details

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Knockainey Road, Hospital, Co. Limerick, V35RP26

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061-383884

Organisation Details

Hospital Family Resource Centre CLG

Our mission is to empower individuals and families with a welcoming open door to supports and services, responding to community needs and challenging inequality. Our Activities Include:

  • Supporting vulnerable groups such as those experiencing rural isolation, women, carers, men, older people, parents, children, LGBTI+ community and youth.
  • Raising awareness and providing support in relation to issues including Disability, Drugs, Mental Health and Domestic Abuse – one to one, workshops, wellbeing.
  • Counselling & Equine Therapy – provision for adults, families and children
  • Family support work – including Parent Support Programme, Parents Plus and Strengthening Families Programme.
  • Adult and community education and training – day & evening provision, targeting those out of education, unemployed and rurally isolated.
  • Community Development and Peer support groups – men, women, people with disabilities and their carers.
  • PR, advertising and outreaching in our community providing relevant information to individuals and groups. Food supports.
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