My name is Simon Courtney. I’m an accredited psychotherapist (APCP, Ireland), coach, and group facilitator offering depth-oriented support to individuals navigating emotional, relational, and existential challenges.

Before becoming a therapist, I studied Human Genetics and was on a path toward medicine. I was driven by a deep curiosity about the human blueprint, how we’re made, what we carry, and how we heal. But as I moved further into science and clinical training, I felt a longing for more: more connection, more time, and more depth in how I related to others and to myself.

That longing became a quiet compass, guiding me away from conventional medicine and toward the human experience in all its complexity, the nervous system, relationships, trauma, and the unfolding spiritual journey. Alongside a decade of personal and relational work, this brought me into the field of psychotherapy.

In addition to my one-to-one work, I have supported and co-facilitated group spaces focused on men’s development, collective trauma integration, ancestral healing, and spiritual inquiry. I’m committed to holding spaces where personal transformation is rooted in relational presence, and where healing is seen in context, culturally, historically, and somatically.

I currently work as a therapist and coach in private practice, and I’m involved in several initiatives dedicated to collective healing and meaning-making.