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Psychological therapies

Welcome, and thank you for finding me

My name is Joseph Harney, an English speaking psychologist in Copenhagen, Denmark. If you’re here, you may be seeking support for some problems in life and living. I am Irish and bring my warm, personable approach to the Nordic region.

My practice is split between online, and in-person work with the collective of psychologists working at P-Huset. The house is conveniently located in the heart of Copenhagen city-center. Online time together can provide convenience and accessibility whilst remaining effective.

I work online with international clients too, including many in the UK where I lived previously. So, you’re welcome you to be in touch if you live outside Denmark.

Explore what I offer

By exploring here, you’re already making your first steps towards positive change. I can support you to restore your sense of self-belief and trust in who you are.

My practice is attuned to working with:

Relationship issues

Psychological support for relationship difficulties

Depression

Psychological help for the experience of depression

Work stress

Discreet support for navigating work-related stress

Relationships

  • Family conflicts
  • Infidelity and affairs
  • Friendship difficulties
  • Loneliness

Personal Barriers

  • Anxiety
  • Guilt, shame, and self-worth
  • Sleep problems
  • Adapting to neurodivergence

Life Challenges

  • Existential crisis
  • Identity struggles
  • Professional stress / burnout
  • Impostor ‘syndrome’

Culture and self

  • LGBTQIA+ life and living
  • Student life and living
  • Settling into Danish culture
  • Making sense of the digital self

I am a Qualified Pluralistic Practitioner

Pluralism is a new, evidence-based approach from the UK. It is professional without being clinical, and promotes your agency at every step. Helpful therapy should restore your trust in yourself and your own power. Yes, it can be hard work sometimes. But, it can also be revelatory, rejuvenating, and revitalising.

I practice in a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed way. So, if you’re seeking an approachable English speaking psychologist in Copenhagen or elsewhere, I’m happy to explore working with you.

Learn more about how I work

An Introduction to Therapy

from the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.”

Maya Angelou

“What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly.”

Richard Bach

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1st standard session

50 minutes online

500kr

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Continuing sessions

50 minutes online

1,100kr

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I hold a proportion of my clinical hours aside, to be able to offer sliding scale pricing. So, if affordability is a concern for you, please be in touch to discuss your needs and circumstances.

Frequently Asked Questions

What actually happens in therapy?

This can vary, but generally, therapists gather some background information, discuss your goals, and build a working relationship with you. Importantly, this relationship is crucial for success. The work of therapy involves exploring emotions and building life skills in a neutral space.
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How do I know my therapist is right for me?

Finding the right therapist depends on many factors. For example, the type of therapy you’re comfortable with, their methods, and whether you feel emotionally safe with them. Compatibility is key for productive therapy.
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What’s the difference between counselling and psychotherapy?

Counselling typically deals with short-term, specific issues. In contrast, psychotherapy addresses deeper, long-term psychological problems. Focus, techniques, and duration can differ significantly between the two.
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How should I know what type of therapy to get?

There are many types of therapy, such as CBT, Gestalt, or pluralistic. Your choice should reflect what resonates with you, whether you’re seeking practical tools or a more exploratory process.
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Which is best, online therapy or in-person therapy?

Both can be equally effective, but your personal comfort and logistical needs play a big role. Online therapy offers convenience, while in-person sessions may feel more personal.
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What is pluralistic therapy?

Pluralistic therapy is a flexible and collaborative approach, focusing on tailoring the therapy process to each individual. It allows clients to co-create the therapy experience, pulling techniques from various approaches.
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Can you recommend any books about therapy?

There are many accessible books on therapy, such as Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning and Kristin Neff’s Self-Compassion. Interestingly, they can provide wonderful insights into personal growth and therapy processes.
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Will therapists be replaced by AI?

While AI tools can complement mental health care, they cannot replace the nuanced, empathetic connection formed between therapist and client. In essence, human relationships remain essential to deep therapeutic work.
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