Mental Health and Neurodiversity Occupational Therapy Support for young people and adults
If you’ve been looking for mental health support in Kerry, there’s some great news, Way Ahead Therapy is expanding! We’re delighted to welcome a new Mental Health Occupational Therapist, Raedin O'Connor, to our team. Based in Kilorglin, Raedin brings fresh expertise and compassionate care to clients across Killarney, Tralee, and County Kerry. Supporting Mental Health… Continue reading Way Ahead Therapy Welcomes a New Associate Mental Health Occupational Therapist in Kerry
Way Ahead Therapy is delighted to welcome Occupational Therapist (OT) Kim McGoona to the team. Kim offers neuro-affirming mental health support for young people aged 12–18 and adults in Roscommon and across Ireland. As an associate with Way Ahead Therapy with years of experience across a range of health services, Kim provides inclusive, person-centred care… Continue reading New Associate OT at Way Ahead Therapy Offers Neuro-affirming Mental Health Support in Roscommon/ N Galway
The transition to secondary school or university marks a major milestone in a young person’s life. It brings new opportunities for growth, independence, and learning. But also new challenges, routines, and pressures. Whether you’re a student, a parent, or a caregiver, preparing for this shift can help ease anxieties and foster resilience. At Way Ahead… Continue reading Starting Secondary School or University in Ireland: Tips for Mental Health
Cork-based OT support for anxiety, burnout, neurodivergence, emotional wellbeing and more. What We Offer At Way Ahead Therapy, we specialise in providing occupational therapy for young people aged 12-18 and adults in Cork who are navigating mental health or emotional wellbeing challenges. Our service is practical, compassionate, evidence-based and tailored to your real life. We… Continue reading Occupational Therapy for Young People and Adults Seeking Mental Health Support in Cork
Kickstart the School Year with a Mental Health and Wellbeing Talk As the new school year begins, teachers and parents alike are looking for ways to support their students’ mental health, resilience, and overall wellbeing. Whether it’s easing anxiety, navigating transitions, or creating a more inclusive environment for neurodivergent students, a wellbeing talk from an… Continue reading Book a School Wellbeing Talk This Term: Expert Talks to Support Student Mental Health and Neurodiversity
If you're seeking mental health support in Ireland, you may be overwhelmed by the number of options: psychology, psychotherapy, counselling and mental health occupational therapy (MHOT). But what’s the difference, and how do you know which is right for you or your child? At Way Ahead Therapy, we specialise in Mental Health Occupational Therapy for… Continue reading How to Choose the Right Therapist in Ireland: Why Mental Health Occupational Therapy Might Be Right for You
This week, I attended the funeral of a close friend’s father. As part of the service, she read the poem Desiderata by Max Ehrmann, a quiet, powerful reflection on how to live with grace, calm, and authenticity. It is a step by step guide to supporting our wellbeing and resilience. I’d heard the poem before,… Continue reading Reflections on Desiderata and Wellbeing through Mental Health Occupational Therapy
Way Ahead Therapy has been awarded "Best Professional Services (Under 10 Employees)" at this year’s DLR Chamber of Commerce Awards!
Well this is exciting award news......! Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Chamber of Commerce Awards have shortlisted us for an award! Way Ahead Therapy has earned a nomination in the category of Best Professional Service for businesses with under 10 employees. we’re proud that our commitment to delivering high-quality Occupational Therapy services has gained recognition from our… Continue reading Shortlisted for Dun Laoghaire Chamber Award: A Recognition of Quality
Motivation is a complex and multifaceted concept that can be difficult to pin down and even harder to maintain. It can be affected by a wide range of internal and external factors, and it can be challenging to find and sustain the motivation needed to achieve our goals. However, there are several strategies that can help us develop and maintain motivation over the long term.