Miranda Mukando
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Spoken Languages: Shona English Client Focus: Adults Adolescents (16 yrs +) Online: Yes Face to face: Yes Locations: Clontarf Road, Dublin 5 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 Problems/Issues: Relationship difficulties Stress Self harm Suicide Addiction Abuse Domestic Violence Mood disorders Sexuality disorders Identity issues Anxiety Body image issues Eating disorders Anger management Emotional regulation LGBTQ+ related issues Sexuality Specialty: Identity issues Relationships difficulties Self esteem issues Treatment Approach: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Fee: On Request |
Miranda Mukando is a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist at Munthu Psychotherapy. Her practice is based in Dublin 2 & 5.
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy aims to uncover unconscious motivations to why we do what we do, who we are and what it means to be “that” we think we are or want to be. Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy works on the premise of singular subjectivity, meaning that even when two people experience the same thing, the impact of that experience on each individual is different and so we arrive at “Munthu”(Chichewa, in Malawi). No two people are the same and the answers for one’s life are in how they view their world, in their unconscious. The invitation she extends out to her clients is to speak their truth and that is the start.
Miranda is originally from Zimbabwe and she moved to Ireland in 20 years ago. Her background is in humanities and she holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Studies from TUD, a Higher Diploma in Psychotherapy from UCD School of Medicine & engagement with the MSc in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy at UCD School of Medicine.
Miranda supports people experiencing relationship difficulties, identity crises, anxiety, anger management issues, LGBTQ+ related issues, eating disorders, sexuality issues, to name a few. She has over 13 years of work experience in a range of mental health, community and disability services settings, supporting people experiencing issues with substance abuse, mental, physical and psychological abuse, trauma, autism spectrum disorders, depression, anxiety & acquired brain injuries. She has a passion for our country's mental health outcomes and remains actively engaged with various services. Her therapeutic work is conducted within the code of ethics of the Association of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland (A.P.P.I.).
For More Information please visit:
www.Munthu.ie
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy aims to uncover unconscious motivations to why we do what we do, who we are and what it means to be “that” we think we are or want to be. Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy works on the premise of singular subjectivity, meaning that even when two people experience the same thing, the impact of that experience on each individual is different and so we arrive at “Munthu”(Chichewa, in Malawi). No two people are the same and the answers for one’s life are in how they view their world, in their unconscious. The invitation she extends out to her clients is to speak their truth and that is the start.
Miranda is originally from Zimbabwe and she moved to Ireland in 20 years ago. Her background is in humanities and she holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Studies from TUD, a Higher Diploma in Psychotherapy from UCD School of Medicine & engagement with the MSc in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy at UCD School of Medicine.
Miranda supports people experiencing relationship difficulties, identity crises, anxiety, anger management issues, LGBTQ+ related issues, eating disorders, sexuality issues, to name a few. She has over 13 years of work experience in a range of mental health, community and disability services settings, supporting people experiencing issues with substance abuse, mental, physical and psychological abuse, trauma, autism spectrum disorders, depression, anxiety & acquired brain injuries. She has a passion for our country's mental health outcomes and remains actively engaged with various services. Her therapeutic work is conducted within the code of ethics of the Association of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland (A.P.P.I.).
For More Information please visit:
www.Munthu.ie