Survivor FAQs

You may have some queries before contacting us – here are the questions we’re asked most often.

What are the costs involved? | Are there fees?

We’re committed to keeping therapy accessible. Our therapy rate is €60 per session. While our funding doesn’t extend to offering free sessions, we can provide low-cost options on a case-by-case basis. Please discuss further with your therapist.

Our advocacy support services are free of charge.

You can call us on 01 662 4070 or use the contact form on our website. Our reception team will guide you through the next steps.

Child protection guides everything we do. Once no child is at risk, a mandatory report isn’t required. Please don’t let worries about this stop you from seeking therapy – in most situations, no report is needed. If you’re unsure, you can talk it through with your therapist at your own pace.

Each person’s experience is different, and your therapist will help you find the pace that suits you. There is a waiting list due to demand; however, people are typically offered an assessment within a couple of weeks. Support is available in the interim.

We will follow your contact preferences to protect your safety and privacy.

Yes. Everything you share with One in Four is confidential. The only exceptions are where there is a serious risk to your safety or to a child, which we would discuss with you.

Yes, you are welcome to bring a supportive person to your first appointment. For ongoing therapy sessions, this can be discussed with your therapist.

You don’t need to have a clear label for what happened to you. If something happened in childhood that is causing you distress, we are here to help.

We support survivors who experienced sexual abuse before their 18th birthday, and we can signpost to other services when helpful.

Need to talk?

We’re here to help — reach out whenever you’re ready.