Telephone No.

(01) 878 6231 & 087 273 5358

Our location

1 Green Street, Dublin 7

Areas of Work

One to One Counselling

Counselling is a confidiential relationship between the client and the counsellor, the aim is to build a therapeutic relationship and respond to the needs of the person seeking help. Free confidential service, addiction specific, trauma informed approach, non-judgemental and person centered.

Commemoration of Hope Ceremony

The annual Service of Commemoration and Hope takes place in June in St. Michan’s Church, Halston Street, Dublin 7 and has been running since 2015.

Family Support

The groups consists of family and community members who are living with drug or alcohol use. The group are kept updated on training opportunities, new developments re; treatment options, respite and other needs that arise.

Women in Recovery Group

The women’s group meet every Wednesday from 11.30am to 1pm for a cup of tea and a chat, also included in this time are a number of different activities

why choose us

The Snug has been established 21 years and has standards in place in the areas of both finance and governance.

 

The service adheres to the code of ethics of the Addiction Counsellors of Ireland plus the Irish Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) which ensures service users are treated with dignity and respect.

About Us

Support

To support people and their families in the local community who are affected by addiction issues through counselling and other services.

Nurture

To nurture people to reach their full potential.                                                                                                                                                          .

Understanding

To provide a safe space of non-judgmental understanding and respect.

Growth

To empower people in their journeys toward personal growth and development.

About us

Set up in 1998, by people living and working in the area, the Snug Counselling Service sought to respond to the escalating heroin crisis in the inner city of Dublin at that time. However, over the last 20 years, the context of drug use has changed considerably with a plethora of new drugs emerging and in ready supply.

This has happened alongside an unprecedented homelessness crisis in Ireland, the consequences of which are detrimental to many individuals and families availing of the Snug services. The challenge for the Snug has been to respond to emerging and complex needs such as mental health, dual diagnosis, polydrug use and drug and gang related intimidation and crime and to do so in a humane and professional way.

General Questions

Our catchment areas are Dublin 1 & Dublin 7. Click on the link below to download our referral form.

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