In recognition of World Suicide Prevention Day, join Psychotherapist Maria Postolache for a webinar on how we can all play a role in suicide prevention.
Learn to recognise warning signs, start supportive conversations, and create safe spaces at home, at work, and in the community.
Let’s break the silence and change the narrative together!
Maria holds a MA and BA ( Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Irish College of Humanities and Applied Science (ICHAS), a Diploma in Traumatology and PTSD, and has completed Workshops in Trauma informed Practice and Working with Sexual Trauma.
Maria is an accredited member of APCP and has worked with a diverse range of clients. Maria has previously work in Mountjoy Prison, where she supported inmates and provided a non-judgmental ear and a safe space where they could share. In addition, Maria volunteered in Cheeverstown working with people with intellectual disabilities, where she was engaging and encouraging the residents in social activities.
Maria uses various approaches in her practice adhering by what her client needs. Maria loves helping her clients develop the tools they need to cope with all of life’s challenges. Their well-being is her ultimate concern. Her therapy sessions are designed to strengthen her client’s confidence, and assist them in their healing process.
Some of the approaches she is using are CBT, Psychodynamic and Humanistic approach. She is available for short term solution focused therapy and long term therapy.
In recognition of World Suicide Prevention Day, join us for a conversation on suicide prevention – a topic that is often surrounded by silence and taboo. This webinar, led by Psychotherapist Maria Postolache, a member of Kara Connect emergency team, will focus on how individuals, families, and workplaces can support mental well-being and bring hope to those struggling.
Suicide prevention is everyone’s responsibility. Your friend, a family member, your colleague or your employees can be struggling without you even knowing. This webinar is designed for a diverse audience and it will provide you with resource and knowledge on how to recognise warning signs, open a conversation, provide support, and create a safe space for those who are struggling. Let’s break the silence and change the narrative together!