LegalMind

Psychotherapy for solicitors.

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LegalMind Logo-2024.jpgLegalMind is an independent and subsidised therapeutic service that is designed to support the specific needs of solicitors. A psychologically well-resourced solicitor enjoys professional success that benefits themselves, their clients, and their legal workplaces, without compromising personal wellbeing. Law Society Psychological Services announces our latest member benefit, a newly enhanced LegalMind.

About LegalMind

Law Society Psychological Services has partnered with Clanwilliam Institute for the provision of this service. Clanwilliam Institute is a registered charity dedicated to providing safe and confidential psychotherapy services for individuals, couples, and families. It is also a recognised leader in the training of Systemic Psychotherapists in Ireland. See answers to some common questions about the service below.

We ask all service users to please note:

  • All service users are required to pay a subsidised contribution to the cost of €55 per session, either before your therapy session or within two working days thereafter.
  • Fees apply in the event of late cancellations (less than two working days) or should you not attend without notice. 

If an account is not settled, access to this service may be restricted.

Confidentiality

All enquiries to LegalMind are fully confidential to our partner providers, Clanwilliam Institute. All therapy sessions are conducted by highly trained professionals in a confidential forum.

Contact LegalMind

  • Email: legalmind@clanwilliam.ie
  • Telephone: 01 2055010 (normal rates apply)
  • Office hours for contacting LegalMind: 9am - 5pm

Crisis Supports

  • Contact your GP, or an “out of hours” GP or your nearest A&E department
  • Contact Samaritans 24/7 on Freephone 116 123 or email jo@samaritans.ie
  • Contact Pieta House 24/7 on Freephone 1800 247 247 or text HELP to 51444 (standard message rates apply)
  • Crisis Text Line Ireland: Text 50808 for free anytime day or night for confidential messaging support
  • If you, or someone you know, is at immediate risk of harm, visit the emergency department of your local general hospital. You can also contact emergency services on 112 or 999 anytime, day or night. View HSE services including hospitals

Other Supports

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