
Aneta Gawin
PgDip Gestalt Psychotherapy; M.Ps.S.I. Clinical Psychology, Accredited Gestalt Psychotherapist with IACP
Accreditation: | IACP PSI |
Code of Ethics: | IACP PSI |
Telephone No: | 086 2373765 |
Address | Avoca Village, Co. Wicklow & Dundrum, Dublin14 |
Website | www.theworldbetweenus.com |
Description of Work and Background:
"In my practice, I work holistically and relationally, staying fully present to the richness of human experience—through body, mind, and spirit. I believe in the therapeutic potential of a relationship grounded in dialogue, contact, and co-creation. I see each individual as unique, with their struggles as opportunities for growth and creative adjustment, meeting clients where they are on their life journey with genuine curiosity and relational depth.I am dedicated to providing a safe, confidential space where clients can freely explore how their past and present experiences have shaped them the way they are now. Stepping onto a path of awareness, healing, and growth unlocks vitality and the capacity to face challenges, discover happiness, and make empowered choices.
I am of Polish heritage and moved to Ireland in 2007, yet it was through my Gestalt Therapy training and self-development work that I truly found a home within my embodied, authentic self and discovered fulfillment in relationships.
I am a Gestalt psychotherapist trained with the Gestalt Institute of Ireland and SETU, currently pursuing an MA in Gestalt Psychotherapy from the same institutions. My academic background includes an MA in Clinical Psychology from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities (SWPS) in Warsaw, Poland. I am fully accredited by the Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (MIACP) and a graduate member of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI).
My professional experience includes working as a therapist in both private practice and voluntary settings. I also support vulnerable adults and their families in intellectual disability services at St. John of God’s. My MA research focuses on the impact of heteronormativity on people's lives and the therapeutic situation."