Dr. Tony Humphreys is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Author and National and International Speaker. He began his career as a Clinical Psychologist in State Psychiatric and Psychological Services in England and Ireland and since 1990 has been working in private practice in Ireland. He has become Ireland’s most influential psychologist, working with individuals, couples, families, schools, local communities and the business community. He is the Director of three National University of Ireland courses which are run in University College Cork and All Hallows College, Drumcondra, Dublin (see courses section).

He is regularly sought for his expertise and views on radio and television shows and writes a weekly column for one of Ireland’s primary newspapers, the Irish Examiner. He has had his own radio programmes on RTE national radio and topics have included The Family Meeting (listen on www.rte.ie/radio1/thefamilymeeting/1050835.html) and Relationship, Relationship, Relationship (listen on www.rte.ie/radio1/relationship/1091315.html).

He is the author of many best-selling books. His best known books are The Power of ‘Negative’Thinking; Self-Esteem, the Key to Your Child’s Future; Work and Worth, take back your life; Myself, My Partner; Leaving The Nest; Whose Life Are You Living; All About Children; The Mature Manager. The Compassionate Intentions of Illness has recently been published. His books are currently available in 15 languages and are available in 28 countries. He has recorded CD’s on Adult Self-Esteem, Raising Children’s Self-Esteem and Self and Work.

His varied earlier careers encompassing theology, education and business adds breadth and depth to his unique understanding of human behaviour. His ideas are challenging, sometimes controversial, yet they are always presented in the safety of understanding and compassion. It is indicative of the ethos he creates that he is in constant demand for lectures, workshops, seminars, conferences from a very wide range of audiences that cross different social strata, different age groups and different social sectors. He is amusing and entertaining in his presentations without diluting the meaning and depth of the messages he wishes to convey. He writes and speaks in a language that is easy and accessible.

Upcoming Seminar

Understanding Teenagers, Sometimes Wild, Always Wise
Date: 1st May 2013 (Wed)
Time: 7.00pm - 9.00 pm
Venue: Meyrick Hotel, Eyre Square, Galway
Fee: €45.00

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