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24hr freephone crisis helpline 1800 247 247

Our 24 hour freephone crisis helpline is managed by qualified and professional therapists.

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Text our therapists if you are in crisis Text HELP to 51444

Our qualified and professional therapists are available 24 hours a day. *Standard message rates apply.

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Start your Therapy Journey today Call 0818 111 126

Our Therapy Services team is available to support you with accessing our free therapy services and provide information about therapy for you or someone you are concerned about. No referral is needed.

If you are in a medical emergency call 999 or 112 now

We know that you may be feeling alone, afraid and unsure of what to do

You might not want to tell anyone that you are feeling suicidal because you’re worried they will be shocked or might not understand.

If you physically injured yourself you would tell someone and ask for help. They would ensure you receive the treatment you need to help you physically recover. By telling a family member or friend how you feel and asking them to contact Pieta , you are allowing them to help you.

The first step is to call us.

If you don’t feel you can manage this, ask a friend or family member to call on your behalf or for support. We will need to ask you some questions to ensure we are the right service to meet your needs, if so we will arrange an appointment. It can be helpful if a friend or family member comes with you to the first appointment.

Do not worry about your appointment. We will always treat you with dignity and respect.

You will need to provide phone contact details of a support person to ensure we have an In Case of Emergency Contact. After the first appointment, 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.

After each session I felt a sense of relief and a sense of hope. I was starting to believe good things about myself and getting the bad stuff out of my head. Depression isn’t something that I’ll ever get rid of but it’s something that I can fight against.
We both always left Pieta House knowing that we were on the road to recovery. I don’t know what we would have done if Pieta House wasn’t there
My first participation of Darkness into Light was the year after I had spent some time in the care of the Pieta House Cork. DIL for me was the catalyst to break the stigma and tell the world that “it’s ok not to be ok” that there is no shame in the struggle or the challenges we go through as individuals.

Some Help & Advice

For further help and advice see Our FAQ Section. If you are in immediate danger or a medical emergency please call Emergency Services on 112 or 999 now.

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