The Wounded Healer

The Wounded Healer Eoin Shanahan

πŸ—£ Counsellor/ Psychotherapist based in Lucan

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πŸ’» Online

πŸšΆπŸ»β€β™‚οΈ Walk & Talk

πŸ… Pre-Accredited Member of the IACP

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Most people avoid therapy because they are resistant to facing themselves. Ironically, that’s exactly why they need it.....
22/11/2025

Most people avoid therapy because they are resistant to facing themselves. Ironically, that’s exactly why they need it...

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18/11/2025

What have you got to lose by talking?

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16/11/2025

Let's talk...


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14/11/2025

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07/11/2025

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There's tears, there's laughter, there's tangents, there's casual chats, there's big breakthroughs, there's small breakt...
02/11/2025

There's tears, there's laughter, there's tangents, there's casual chats, there's big breakthroughs, there's small breakthroughs, there's just wanting to be listened to days, there's challenges from me, there's challenges from you, and there's everything in between...

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31/10/2025

Take time to choose you 😊


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Why name your emotions?When we take the time to name what we’re feeling, something powerful happens...our brain shifts f...
22/10/2025

Why name your emotions?

When we take the time to name what we’re feeling, something powerful happens...our brain shifts from reacting to reflecting.

Here are 6 science-backed benefits of naming your emotions:

πŸ’ͺ Better emotional & physical health
πŸ’¬ Stronger communication & relationships
🎯 Improved decision-making
🧩 Boosted learning & problem-solving
πŸ’« Reduced emotional intensity
πŸ’– Increased emotional awareness

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Your brain has a balance scale. Every dopamine hit tips it toward pleasure, but it always swings back harder toward pain...
20/10/2025

Your brain has a balance scale. Every dopamine hit tips it toward pleasure, but it always swings back harder toward pain.

The constant scrolling, snacking, and stimulation of modern life keeps tipping the scale until your brain resets to the pain side. That’s when nothing feels good anymore.

But here’s the thing: your brain is resilient. It can recalibrate.

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From the book "The Lonliness of Healing" by Selena Miller                                    ***de
18/10/2025

From the book "The Lonliness of Healing" by Selena Miller


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15/10/2025

The escapism of addiction is not limited to drink and drugs...it's also in behaviours like shopping/spending, screen time (netflix, social media, gaming, internet), food, gambling, p**n, s*x etc.
..nor do these behaviours have to be at an extreme level to be considered addictive behaviours...

The feelings and emotions that we want to escape from through these behaviours also don't have to be deeply traumatic...it can be as simple as built up day to day stress and anxiety that you don't express...

It's easy for us to brush off the idea that we're engaging in these behaviours when we think of them in their more extreme form...

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