College Counsellor

The College Counsellor's Office is on St Joseph's Site and appointments can be made at any time. Mr O'Reilly, visits St Mary's Site on Tuesday and Thursday mornings between 8.30 am to 9.00 am should any student on St Mary's Site wish to make an appointment. 

Apart from individual counselling, the Counsellor may organise group programmes in response to needs such as those for students new to Trinity and for students who want help with issues such as stress management.  Referrals to these groups can be made by parents.  The Counsellor also assists the Learning Enrichment Centre personnel in the assessment and diagnosis of learning and behavioural difficulties.

The Counsellor can be reached by contacting the College.  If he is unable to speak with parents, a message can be left on voice mail and the call will be returned at a more convenient time.

The Community Liaison Officer

Sister Margaret Cannane, works towards assisting parents/guardians to be more involved in the education of their children and helps to bridge the gap between home and school.

The Community Liaison Officer works closely with the College Welfare Team in the area of Pastoral Care with the College Counsellors in the areas of home visitation, group work and programmes as required.

The Community Liaison Officer has an office on St Joseph's Site and can be contacted through the College Office.