Mr Marcin Bogucki, BSc

Hi, I'm Marcin, an IACP-accredited Integrative Counsellor & Psychotherapist based in Co. Mayo, working with clients online across Ireland. I bring together CBT, humanistic, and existential approaches into a style of therapy that's trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming, meaning it's shaped around how you think and experience the world, not a one-size-fits-all model. Much of my work focuses on ADHD, autism, and AuDHD, as well as couple and family relationships, but I also support anyone navigating anxiety, stress, addiction, or simply a difficult chapter in life. I work with individuals, couples, families, and students, and offer clinical supervision for fellow professionals. Sessions are available in English and Polish. I hold a Certificate in Clinical Service Provision (CCPS – ADHD, Evergreen) and have extensive experience supporting neurodivergent clients, as well as those navigating anxiety, addiction, workplace stress, and relationship difficulties. I also work bilingually in English and Polish, offering culturally attuned support to Polish-speaking clients in Ireland. My clinical background spans community, private practice, and complex family work, including several years as a Systemic Family Therapist with Archways, working with families affected by ADHD, ASD, and intergenerational trauma, and acting as a certified Meitheal (Tusla) Lead Practitioner. I currently maintain a private caseload, provide supervision to trainee professionals, and lead Hibernium Academy, a training initiative supporting neurodivergent-informed practice for therapists, coaches, and educators. I approach therapy as a collaborative process. Clients can expect an honest, respectful space where their pace, communication style, and goals are respected, whether that's structured, skills-based work or open reflective exploration. I am fully insured, work within IACP's ethical framework, and maintain regular clinical supervision to ensure safe, high-quality care. What You Can Expect A first conversation, not an assessment. Our initial session is about getting to know you, what's brought you here, what you're hoping for, and whether we're a good fit to work together. A pace that suits you. There's no script to follow. Some clients want structured, skills-based work (like CBT); others need space to talk things through. We'll shape sessions around what actually helps you. A neurodiversity-affirming space. If you're ADHD, autistic, or AuDHD, you won't need to mask or explain yourself, the way you communicate, focus, or process things is simply expected and worked with. Confidentiality and professionalism. I practise under IACP's ethical framework, hold full Medical Malpractice Insurance, and maintain regular clinical supervision to ensure the quality and safety of your care. Practical, online access. Sessions take place remotely, so you can access support from home, at a time that fits your life, including evening slots for students and working professionals. Honest, collaborative work. I'll be direct with you about what I think could help, and equally open to hearing what isn't working. Therapy works best as a two-way process.