The Equinox Centre brings together experienced practitioners so you can get joined-up care for body and mind in one place, just off the N11 in Bray. Contact each practitioner directly to book with them.
Over 20 years treating pain, from professional sports rehabilitation teams to private practice. Joseph combines acupuncture and neuromuscular therapy to calm the nervous system, release physical tension and get to the root of long-term pain.
Aoife was first introduced to Amatsu when a persistent running injury led her to try it. Experiencing its benefits first-hand inspired her to train as a practitioner, and she has been studying and practising Amatsu since 2008. She runs a full-time practice, mainly in Bray and Greystones, and once a month in Co. Sligo.
Fully qualified Amatsu Orthopath, with ANMA, Seitai, Shinden and Kenku levels, and a Higher Diploma in Orthopaedic and Soft Tissue Therapy. Fully registered member of the Amatsu Association of Ireland (AAI), Amatsu Therapy Association (ATI) and the Register of Orthopaedic and Soft Tissue Therapists of Ireland (ROSTI). Aoife is also a Reiki Master (levels 1, 2 and 3).
Outside the clinic she keeps active with CrossFit, tennis, hillwalking, running, swimming, cycling and yoga.
Kate is a fully accredited psychotherapist who believes that getting to the root of any issue causing suffering and pain often means looking at what has happened to you and understanding how it's affecting you now. She believes a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship plays a key role in healing, learning and growing.
“At the centre of every human being, there is only good. This is a core belief of mine which I value.”
Providing osteopathy for the whole family since 1992, treating babies, children and adults. As well as the usual musculoskeletal troubles, Sara also addresses colic, reflux, sleep issues and behavioural problems.
An initial consultation lasts about an hour. The first half is a full case history and examination to find which tissues are causing the symptoms; the rest of the session is treatment: gentle mobilising of the joints and muscles to re-establish motion and rhythm. Follow-up appointments are 30 minutes.
Delphine has worked as a psychotherapist for over 10 years with clients from diverse backgrounds, on issues including workplace challenges, relationships, self-esteem and self-doubt, identity and sexuality, body issues, grief and loss, and creative expression. She has a particular interest in working with people who identify as highly sensitive, intuitive or neurodivergent.
She offers an open-minded, collaborative space to move through personal difficulties, or to explore life choices and questions about how to live a meaningful life.
Her approach responds to each client's needs. She respects people's choices and emphasises personal agency, while recognising the wider social and collective influences that shape our individual experiences. She develops a therapeutic relationship based on trust over time, as a foundation for exploring how clients relate to themselves and others.
Her orientation is humanistic, psychodynamic and integrative, incorporating existential and transpersonal perspectives, and strongly influenced by body psychotherapy, inner child work, attachment theory, object relations and the neurobiology of trauma. She sees psychotherapy as a creative process: collaborating with people to uncover their own inner wisdom, and to develop the resilience to express their authentic voice in their lives, work, relationships and creations.
Delphine comes from an Irish-French background, was raised bilingual in a multicultural environment, and has lived, worked and travelled in many countries. Having benefited hugely from personal therapy and always been fascinated by philosophy, psychology and personal development, she left the NGO sector in her mid-30s to train in psychotherapy.
She holds a HDip in Counselling & Psychotherapy and an M.A. (1st Hons) in Psychotherapy from DBS, attends regular supervision, and is a fully accredited member of the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy (IAHIP) and a member of the Irish Council for Psychotherapy (ICP). Alongside psychotherapy she offers psycho-spiritual mentoring, facilitates women's circles, and runs training for organisations on workplace wellbeing and embodied mindfulness.