Specialist psychiatry for adults, in Dún Laoghaire and online across Ireland.
The practice of Dr Attila Szigeti, Consultant Psychiatrist: depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar disorder and PTSD, assessed without hurry and treated together with you.
- In person
- Monday to Thursday, Dún Laoghaire Therapy Centre
- By video
- Monday to Thursday, anywhere in Ireland
- Languages
- English and Hungarian
- Opening
- Monday 23 November 2026; enquiries welcome now
In the course of 2027, Seaward Clinic will also operate in Italy.
General psychiatry: what we treat
Adults aged 18 and over, in person or by secure video. A one-hour psychiatric assessment (€500) is the first step for each.
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Depression
Low mood that has lasted for at least two weeks, keeps returning or has not responded to treatment: a careful diagnosis, a plan made with you, and the full range of effective treatments, from medication to tDCS and, by referral to a colleague, rTMS.
Depression -
Anxiety
Generalised anxiety, panic, social and health anxiety: understanding what drives the worry, and a treatment plan chosen with you and built to last.
Anxiety -
OCD
Intrusive thoughts and the rituals that try to quiet them, often hidden for years: a condition with a specific, effective treatment.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder -
Bipolar disorder
Getting the diagnosis right, choosing the right long-term treatment with you, and a plan for staying well between episodes.
Bipolar disorder -
PTSD
When something that happened will not stay in the past: a diagnosis at your pace, and a plan built on the treatments that work.
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Also adjustment to illness or loss, sleep problems, and everything else adult psychiatry covers.
ADHD
Adult ADHD: assessment and ongoing care
Two one-hour stages with Dr Szigeti, a written report within two weeks and, if ADHD is diagnosed and you choose it, care that continues afterwards, with prescribing that stays with him.
- €500 + €500: one fee for each of the two stages, report included
- A general psychiatric assessment first, because other conditions can look like ADHD or sit alongside it
- Follow-ups of thirty minutes (€180); after twelve stable months, your GP can take over with a yearly review
Other services
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Medication review and reduction
€500
For those already on psychiatric medication: what each medicine is doing, optimisation where it could work better, and a planned, gradual reduction where it is no longer helping.
Medication review and reduction -
tDCS and rTMS for depression
Priced at assessment
Non-invasive treatments where medication alone has not helped enough: tDCS at home under supervision, rTMS by referral to a colleague.
tDCS and rTMS -
Medico-legal work
€500 per hour
Independent assessments and expert reports for solicitors, courts, tribunals and employers.
Medico-legal work
All treatment options are discussed with you before anything is prescribed or started, including their risks and benefits.
How it works
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Get in touch
Email, phone or WhatsApp. Fee and waiting time confirmed before anything is booked.
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Your GP
A referral letter, or simply your GP’s details: Dr Szigeti will contact them.
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Assessment
One hour, in person or by video. ADHD adds a second one-hour stage.
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Findings
Clear conclusions either way, a plan agreed with you, and a written summary or report within two weeks.
Start here
Referring a patient?
How to refer, what you receive, how prescribing is shared.
For GPs and referrersDr Attila Szigeti, Consultant Psychiatrist
Over twenty years in Ireland, the UK and Hungary; a consultant post at St John of God University Hospital; Professional Diploma in Neurodiversity, University College Dublin. His approach is neuroaffirmative and evidence-based, and every decision about treatment is taken together.
Every appointment is with Dr Szigeti himself, from the first conversation to the follow-ups: no coordinators and no handovers. In person in Dún Laoghaire or by secure video anywhere in Ireland, and you can alternate between the two.
Ninety seconds on who we are
Also on our YouTube channel. Captions can be switched on in the player, and the text is transcribed on the accessibility page.