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Aiden Murphy
Aiden Murphy
Senior Administrative Officer

In his spare time, Aiden enjoys hiking, reading, learning languages and meditation.
Senior Administrative Officer

Aisling Lambert
Aisling Lambert
Programmes Office Manager

In her spare time, Aisling enjoys going to concerts and films. She loves to read, bake, and cook. Aisling is always ready to discuss food!
Programmes Office Manager

Andrew Twomey
Andrew Twomey
Certificate & Blended Learning Programme Leader

BA & MA in Integrative Counselling (CIT, 2010-2019)
Andrew is an IACP accredited Psychotherapist/Counsellor in private practice in Cork and online, since 2010. He holds a BA degree and MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy from CIT (Now MTU) and has post qualification training in IFS and EMDR modalities. He has been with PCI for a number of years now with his role encompassing the Certificate Programme Leader, Faculty Lecturer, & Academic Team Leader for Cork.Certificate & Blended Learning Programme Leader

Annalisa Nardini
Annalisa Nardini
Associate Lecturer

Anna is a Humanistic and Integrative therapist specialising in CBT and Solution-Focused Therapy. She works in private practice and adopts a flexible and personalised approach to support clients with stress-management techniques for anxiety and panic attacks. She is passionate about languages and culture, and offers therapy in English, Italian and Spanish. Anna is also experienced working online through the EAP Programmes across Europe. In recent years, she has focused on children and adolescents, both in private practice and in Primary Schools in Ireland.Â
Associate Lecturer

Aoife Ryan
Aoife Ryan
Academic Lecturer

Aoife is passionate about lifelong learning, consistently undertakes further training and CPD, and is currently a PhD candidate at the Technological University of Shannon (TUS), exploring the meaning of relational safety in psychotherapeutic spaces.
She currently lectures on the BSc. Counselling and Psychotherapy, and MSc. Child and Adolescent programmes.
Academic Lecturer

Breda McGreevey
Breda McGreevey
Student Services Manager

Student Services Manager

Brian O’Sullivan
Brian O’Sullivan
Associate Lecturer

MSc Systemic Family Psychotherapy
Brian is an accredited Systemic Family Psychotherapist registered with the Irish Council of Psychotherapy and the Family Therapy Association of Ireland. His private practice is based in Stillorgan, Dublin and Laois where he works therapeutically with individuals, adolescents, couples, and families drawing upon evidence based best theory and practice in a confidential and non-judgemental manner.Brian has several years lecturing experience as well as several years’ experience designing and delivering undergraduate and post graduate degree programs in Ireland and abroad.
His research interest relates to high conflict relationship breakdowns and the impact of these on children and young people. He has been invited to deliver his research findings at national and international post graduate research conferences such as St. Petersburg, Russia, European Parliament Brussels, Queens University, Belfast, the Tavistock Clinic, London, British Psychological Society, and Dublin City University among others.
Brian is passionate about inviting professionals and practitioners to consider integrating systemic family ideas and interventions into their existing skill set enabling and empowering practitioners working with one or more individuals in a therapeutic setting.
Another area of Brian’s practice relates to family law mediation. He is accredited with the Mediator’s Institute of Ireland where he facilitates separating couples to retain decision making control regarding the dissolution of the marriage / relationship resulting in legally binding agreements as an alternative to the lengthy, costly, adversarial and arbitrary court process that can last many years perpetuating conflict, adding to the emotional and psychological distress to children and young people as well as dis-empowering parents from making their own decisions about their own lives in a timely manner. Brian Mainly runs CPD for PCI College in his area of expertise of Family work.
Associate Lecturer

Bridin Murphy
Bridin Murphy
Clinical Administrator

She has worked in the Youth Justice system for the last 2 years and has now focused on supporting students in education.
Bridin obtained a BA (Hons) in Psychology and a MSc in Addiction studies.
Clinical Administrator

Bruno Theodoro
Bruno Theodoro
Student Recruitment & Retention Officer

Bruno holds a BA in Applied Social Studies in Social Care from Technological University Dublin. In his spare time, Bruno enjoys going to the gym, movies, and video games.
Student Recruitment & Retention Officer

Carol Gregg
Carol Gregg
Faculty Lecturer

Dip, BSc (Hons) Counselling and Psychotherapy. Pro Cert in Couples Counselling. Pro Cert in Trauma
Aside from lecturing with PCI Carol runs a private practice in Co. Mayo, working with adults and couples. Practising from an integrative style of counselling with the person-centred approach and its philosophy of empathy, congruence and unconditional positive regard at the heart of each and every session. Carol also holds the position of Student Development & Progression Officer for our Athlone Students. The role as Student Development and Progression Officer (SDPO) is at the heart of this Care Team and a direct point of contact for both students and lecturers concerning actively supporting the development of the therapist in training throughout their programme.Faculty Lecturer

Carolina Cirillo
Carolina Cirillo
Director of Marketing & Business Development

BA in Business Management
PG Degree in Marketing Strategy
MSc Digital Marketing Strategy from Trinity College
Carol’s responsibilities extend to the meticulous organisation of the National Counselling & Psychotherapy Conference, alongside the supervision of bespoke training opportunities. Collaborating closely with College Directories, Carol diligently crafts and implements optimal business strategies, while also directing effective marketing and sales tactics. She is instrumental in refining operational processes and procedures to ensure an exemplary student experience. It’s worth noting that Carol’s proficiency extends to her role as a Data Protection Officer, spearheading GDPR-related concerns.
Educationally, Carol holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management, a Postgraduate degree in Marketing Strategy, and an MSc degree in Digital Marketing Strategy from Trinity College. Her career has been dedicated to leveraging her personal and professional acumen to elevate companies in their respective fields, steering them toward success. This commitment echoes her aspiration to consistently deliver unparalleled customer service to PCI students, all the while fostering mental health awareness and disseminating counseling & psychotherapy updates to both the community and its student body.
Beyond her professional sphere, Carol is deeply dedicated to spending cherished moments with her family, friends, and her loyal canine companion, Thor. During her leisure hours, she indulges in reading, culinary pursuits, and immersing herself in the realm of movies and TV series. Carol’s preferred genres encompass Comedy, Psychological Thriller, Mystery, Crime, and Fantasy.
Director of Marketing & Business Development

Chiara Zanini
Chiara Zanini
Marketing Executive

MSc in Digital Marketing Practice from SETU
Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute
Chiara joined PCI College in June 2025 as a Marketing Executive, where she’s responsible for the college’s website, digital marketing initiatives, and broader promotional efforts. Her work involves launching new courses and events, developing comprehensive marketing strategies, and supporting various communication channels to enhance student recruitment and engagement.ÂChiara holds an MSc in Digital Marketing Practice from SETU and a Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute, equipping her with a comprehensive understanding of the digital landscape.Â
Outside of work, Chiara enjoys staying active with hiking, walking, and hitting the gym, often accompanied by her favorite podcasts.
Marketing Executive

Christopher McMahon
Christopher McMahon
Associate Lecturer

MSc (MHS) (Open), BSc (Hons), HE Dip Counselling, Dip Advanced Reflexive Supervision
Chris an accredited counsellor/psychotherapist and supervisor with an interest in substance misuse disorders and mental health. He is an experienced tutor and group facilitator and works both online and in person. Chris is passionate about counselling and self-development and facilitates workshops in MI as well as counselling approaches and skills. Further work facilitated learning for young people excluded from mainstream education, adults returning to education and leadership training. He continues to work as a manager of counselling services and contributes to the development of policy and practice in community-based interventions for people with substance misuse disorders and mental health across NI.Associate Lecturer

Colette Twomey
Colette Twomey
Associate Lecturer

Associate Lecturer

Colm Early
Colm Early
Faculty Lecturer & BSc Year 2 Head & Group Supervision Co-Ordinator

Dip. Counselling (Tivoli), Diploma. Gestalt (Dubh Linn), Adv. Dip. Clinical Supervision (Middlesex), MSc Psychotherapy (UCD)
Colm is a founder member of The Centre for The Care of Survivors of Torture (CCST) in Dublin and of the former H.S.E. Asylum Seeker And Refugee Support Service in Drogheda (ARCSS).Colm works as a clinical supervisor, psychotherapist and tutor. He has an interest in Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) schemes and Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) work. He maintains a private practice online and he is interested in cross cultural counselling and the psychoanalytic discourse.
At PCI College he manages the students in Year 2 of their BSc study programme and he lectures in humanistic and existential psychotherapy as well as personal development and psychoanalysis.
Faculty Lecturer & BSc Year 2 Head & Group Supervision Co-Ordinator

Dan O’Mahony
Dan O’Mahony
Academic Support Officer & Faculty Lecturer

Cert. Psychology. Prof Dip. BSc (Hons) Counselling & Psychotherapy MIACP
Dan studied with PCI College completing our certificate course and gaining qualifications of diploma, and BSc in Counselling & Psychotherapy. Dan has been a practicing counsellor/psychotherapist, in Dublin since 2016. He works from an integrative approach with a foundation in humanistic counselling/psychotherapy. Incorporating CBT, Solution-focused, and psychodynamic perspectives depending on the needs of the client. Dan held position of Psychotherapist with Pieta, for over 2 years working specifically in the areas of Suicide Intervention, Self – Harm and Bereavement, and is an accredited member of the Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy.His role as Academic Support Officer is to provide flexible programme support through various pathways, such as guidance and mentoring to Associate and new Lecturers, co-ordination and management of Student Development & Progression Officers. The role of SDPO is at the heart of the Care Team at PCI. A direct point of contact for both students and lecturers actively supporting the development of the therapist in training throughout their programme. and advocacy, marketing, and recruitment support. Dan is one of our faculty lecturers, lecturing on the Certificate and the BSc in Counselling & Psychotherapy. Dan also holds the position of Dublin Academic Team Leader and manages Student Concerns & Resolutions. The primary role of the Academic Team Leader is to provide academic and administrative leadership within the Dublin region. Duties include ensuring Lecturers provide a top-quality learning experience to students along with overseeing the delivery of your programme to the highest standard and within the expectations of the college as stated within college policies and procedures. Dan acts as the main point of contact and guidance on all informal/formal student concerns in line with college policies and procedures through the establishment of effective reporting channels. Initiates relevant mechanisms for investigation/response, which includes facilitating discussions on resolution within the framework of the college guidelines. Oversees all actions required to address concerns/complaints in line with the appropriate college policies and procedures.
Academic Support Officer & Faculty Lecturer

David Kelly
David Kelly
PCI Counselling Service Co-ordinator

During his final year as a student, his case study centred on integrating person-centred and psychodynamic approaches to therapy, and he continues to pursue this interest in his clinical practice. His dissertation was titled “The Digital Nurse and Black Mirroring: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis of Flowing” and investigated the psychodynamics behind seemingly mindless social media scrolling.
In his role as the PCI Counselling Service Co-Ordinator, David ensures the referral pathway between client and trainee counsellors at PCI College is achieved efficiently and seamlessly. He provides support to students connected with the PCI Counselling Service and works closely with the PCI Counselling Service Manager, assisting in the nationwide expansion of the service.
David loves long conversations, listening to podcasts, and spending quality time with friends and family.
PCI Counselling Service Co-ordinator

David Maher
David Maher
Associate Lecturer

BSc in Counselling & Psychotherapy (PCI)
David lecturers on the BSc & Certificate in Counselling & Psychotherapy. David is an accredited member of the Irish Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (IACP).As well as working with PCI College, David also runs a busy private practice providing counselling, psychotherapy to individuals, specialising in working with younger people. David also provides workshops in Secondary Schools across Ireland in topics such as mental health awareness, exam preparation and building reliance, social media pitfalls and personal development for teenagers in the modern world. In this work, David aims to empower people to embrace emotions that they may experience as negative or overwhelming with the aim of building their resilience and becoming more self-aware, confident and motivated.
Associate Lecturer

David McPhillips
David McPhillips
Associate Lecturer

Masters of science Drug and Alcohol Policy Trinity 2012,
Post graduate – Business Ul 1999, Diploma in Adult Guidance and Counseling Maynooth – 2009,
PhD candidate UL- psychology,
Adolescent Community Reinforcement Trainer,
MI expert.
David McPhillips has worked with adolescent substance misusers and has previously worked with long term unemployed as well as working as a trainer for a number of years. David is a qualified ACRA trainer, holds a PhD from the University of Limerick and an MSc from Trinity College in Drug and Alcohol Policy. David’s interests lie in the area of addiction and recovery, engagement and creative interventions.Associate Lecturer

David O’Mara
David O’Mara
Marketing & Student Recruitment Manager

David holds a BA from UCD, an MSc in Marketing from TUD, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing from the Digital Marketing Institute.
In his spare time, David enjoys reading, running, and cooking.
Marketing & Student Recruitment Manager