Pieta provides up to 12 free, one-to-one counselling sessions to those experiencing suicidal thoughts. Counselling is offered nationally – by video, phone, or in-person at one of our locations across Ireland.
We understand this is a big step for anyone on their journey to recovery, and our dedicated staff are there to support those accessing our services.
The first step is to call us.
If you don’t feel you can manage this alone, ask a loved one to help you by being there with you when you make the call. We will need to ask you some questions to make sure we are the right service for you; if so, we will arrange an appointment.
You will always be treated with dignity and respect.
You will need to provide the phone contact details of a support person to ensure we have an In Case of Emergency (ICE) contact. Following the assessment, we’ll arrange for one of our therapists to start your therapy with you. You’ll see them as soon as possible.
Appointments are usually 50 minutes and are always free of charge.
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Some Help & Advice
We have collected the most frequently asked questions that people have asked regarding Pieta and its services. If you are new to our services or our website, we encourage you to have a look through them. Thank you.
If you are in immediate danger or have a medical emergency, please call Emergency Services on 112 or 999 now.