Gerard Moore
Dr.
Gerard Moore is an Associate Professor at the School of Nursing, Psychotherapy and Community Health. Gerry lecturers in Psychotherapy, Psychology and Mental Health. Gerry has worked in DCU since 2000 and took a lead role in the development of the Masters and Doctorate in Psychotherapy programmes. He is a registered practitioner of psychoanalytic psychotherapy with the Association of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland (APPI).
His previous work in DCU included, Head of School (2011-2013), programme chair for the Doctorate in Psychotherapy, course co-coordinator for the Graduate Diploma in Nursing programmes for Substance Abuse and Addiction and the Graduate Diploma in Mental Health of Older People and the Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy, Chair of the Masters in Psychotherapy 2015-2018. Prior to working in DCU he was an Assistant Director of Nursing in the Mental Health Services. Gerry's research working and interests include psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, addiction, mental health and social services.
His previous work in DCU included, Head of School (2011-2013), programme chair for the Doctorate in Psychotherapy, course co-coordinator for the Graduate Diploma in Nursing programmes for Substance Abuse and Addiction and the Graduate Diploma in Mental Health of Older People and the Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy, Chair of the Masters in Psychotherapy 2015-2018. Prior to working in DCU he was an Assistant Director of Nursing in the Mental Health Services. Gerry's research working and interests include psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, addiction, mental health and social services.
Book Chapter
Peer Reviewed Journal
Year | Publication | |
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2021 | Ali Khoshfetrat, Gerry Moore, Gemma Kiernan (2021) 'Problematic psychoanalytic supervision: An interpretative phenomenological analysis study'. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research, . https://doi.org/10.1002/capr.12415 | |
2021 | Khoshfetrat, A;Moore, G;Kiernan, G (2021) 'What do psychoanalytic supervisees say about good supervision?'. Counselling Psychology Quarterly, . [DOI] | |
2020 | Mulligan, N;Moore, G (2020) 'Blurred boundaries: The subject of division in contemporary Ireland'. Journal of Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society, . [DOI] | |
2020 | Kennedy F.;Moore G.P. (2020) 'What Is the Personal and Professional Significance for the Trainee Therapist of Learning Emotion-Focused Therapy?'. Journal of Humanistic Counseling, 59 (2):86-105. [DOI] | |
2020 | Mulligan N.;Moore G. (2020) 'Blurred boundaries: The subject of division in contemporary Ireland'. Journal of Psychoanalysis, Culture and Society, . [DOI] | |
2019 | Gerard Moore (2019) 'Come Out From Behind the Couch(es)'. 68 (1):67-77. | |
2018 | Gordon, E. Kenny, M. O’Reilly, A. & Moore, G. (2018) 'Being Transformed: Delivering a psychotherapeutic group intervention targeting repeat suicide attempts'. European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling, . [DOI] | |
2018 | Dr Evelyn Gordon, Dr Maeve Kenny, Dr Aileen O’Reilly & Dr Gerard Patrick Moore (2018) 'Being transformed: Delivering a psychotherapeutic group intervention targeting repeat suicide attempts'. European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling, 20 (3):257-277. [Link] https://doi.org/10.1080/13642537.2018.1495242 | |
2017 | Moore, GP (2017) 'Critical incidents in mental health units may be better understood and managed with a Freudian/Lacanian psychoanalytic framework'. European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling, 19 :43-60. [DOI] | |
2016 | Mulligan, N., & Moore, G. (2016) 'Talk About A Revolution'. (12):91-108. [Link] | |
2014 | Dr Gerard Moore (2014) 'Slaves of the Little Something - Patient Symptoms in Mental Health Services'. 3 :8-31. |
Conference Contribution
Published Report
Year | Publication | |
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2014 | Gordon, E. O’Reilly, A. Kenny, M. Parkinson, M., Moore, G. & O’Connor, R. (2014) A Psychosocial/Psychoeducational Intervention for people with recurrent Suicide Attempts (PISA): A Mixed Methods Study of Effectiveness, Acceptability and Individual Response. DCU, . | |
2009 | Moore, G., Redmond. M., Glover, R. et al (2009) Counselling and Prison Based Addiction Treatment- Bedford Row Family Project. Bedford Row Project, . | |
2009 | Moore, G., Redmond, M., Glover, R., Gordon, E., Lines, R. & O’Driscoll, L. (2009) Counselling and Prison Based Addiction Treatment. DCU, . | |
2018 | Moore, G, Glover, R, McGonagle, C, Phelan, D and O Sullivan, C. (2018) What enhances the formation of social bonds & facilitates better engagement & retention in an addiction service?. http://doras.dcu.ie/22939/, . [Link] |
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Research Interests
Research Interests include all aspects of Freudian and Lacanian Psychoanalysis. He has worked on a number of funded research projects in the areas of Harm Reduction, Dual Diagnosis, Prison based counselling and psychotherapy services, Interventions for Suicide and recurrent suicide attempts. Recent and current research supervision of MSc., Doctorate and PhD candidates included projects on Vicarious Trauma, Addiction. Bibliotherapy, Psychotherapists anger management skills, Young Peoples experience of Counselling, male relationships, The visual in male sexual identity Psychotherapists work with people on prescribed psychotropic substances, Psychoanalytic understanding of Psychopaths and University based Student Counselling Services.