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Therapy and healing in Dublin 7

A quiet place to feel better

For more than forty years, The Healing House has brought trusted therapists, counsellors and healers together under one peaceful roof, five minutes from the city centre.

  • Peaceful garden
  • Over 40 practitioners
  • On the Luas
A red-brick Dublin townhouse with a green front door and a lush front garden in the morning sun
A calm therapy room with two armchairs beside a tall sash window

Dublin 7

Five minutes' walk from the city centre. Luas stops at Grangegorman and Phibsborough.

Welcoming clients since
1978
Practitioners under one roof
48
Therapies and treatments
33
On foot from the city centre
5 min

What we offer

Find the support that suits you

Every practitioner at The Healing House is independent, so you can choose the approach and the person that feel right. Not sure where to start? Call us and we will point you in the right direction.

A calm counselling room with two armchairs and soft daylight

Talking therapies

Space to be heard, with someone who is trained to listen.

  • Counselling
  • Psychotherapy
  • Couples counselling
  • CBT
  • CBT for insomnia
  • EMDR
  • Psychosexual counselling
  • Mediation
A practitioner giving a gentle reflexology treatment

Body and movement

Hands-on care for aches, tension and tired feet.

  • Massage
  • Sports massage
  • Reflexology
  • Emmett technique
  • Acupuncture
  • Foot care and podiatry
  • Orthotics
A bright therapy room with a tall window and plants

Mind and neurodiversity

Understanding, assessment and practical support.

  • ADHD
  • Autism
  • Neurodivergence
  • Cognitive learning
  • Mindfulness
  • Art therapy
  • Executive coaching
Dried herbs in glass jars beside a cup of herbal tea

Natural medicine

Traditional and nutritional approaches to wellbeing.

  • Chinese medicine
  • Herbalist and naturopath
  • Nutrition
  • Healthy eating advice
  • Spiritual healing
  • Quit smoking
  • Hypnotherapy

Ask us which therapist is right for you

The red-brick front of the house with its green door and front garden
The walled garden with a wooden bench among ferns and ivy

1978

Where it all began

Our story

A house built for healing

John Kenny opened The Healing House in 1978 with a simple idea: good therapists work best in a calm, welcoming place. Today, he and Gemma Grimes look after a community of practitioners who share the same belief.

Whether you are looking for someone to talk to, relief from pain, or a new way to look after yourself, you will find it here, in a house that has been helping Dubliners feel better for over four decades.

  • A safe, peaceful atmosphere

    Quiet rooms, soft light and a garden to sit in before or after your appointment.

  • Practitioners you can trust

    Independent therapists, counsellors and healers, each welcomed personally by our coordinators.

  • Easy to find, easy to reach

    Close to the city centre with Luas, bus and pay and display parking nearby.

Get in touch

Courses and workshops

Learn, practise and grow together

Alongside one-to-one sessions, our practitioners run courses and group classes in a bright, welcoming room. They are a gentle way to build new skills, meet like-minded people and bring calm into everyday life.

  • Mindfulness and meditation
  • Therapeutic and personal development courses
  • Small groups, led by experienced practitioners
See what is coming up
A small group sitting in a circle on cushions, practising mindfulness in a bright room

For practitioners

A room your clients will love

Therapists, counsellors and teachers have rented space at The Healing House for years. Work from a peaceful, professional setting in Dublin 7 without the cost of running your own premises.

  • Calm therapy and counselling rooms
  • A group room for classes and training
  • A garden and welcoming waiting area
  • A friendly community of practitioners
Enquire about room hire
A bright therapy room with two armchairs, plants and a tall sash window

Our garden

Arrive early. Stay a little longer.

Our walled garden is there for everyone who visits. Take a moment on the bench, breathe, and let the city fall quiet before you step inside.

A wooden bench in the walled garden, surrounded by ferns and ivy-covered brick
Sunlight filtering through trees into a quiet corner of the garden
The green front door of the house, framed by climbing plants

Visit us

Easy to find, hard to leave

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Getting here

  • On foot

    5 minutes from the city centre, 10 to Arrow, 20 to the DART.

  • Luas

    Grangegorman and Phibsborough stops are close by.

  • Dublin Bus

    Routes including 9, 11, 38, 40, 83, 120 and 140 stop nearby.

  • Parking

    Pay and display Monday to Saturday until 7.30pm. Free on Sundays.

Take the first step today

Call, email or send us a message. We will help you find the right person, and there is no pressure at all.