S a r a h  R o l f e
Therapeutic Counselling

Training to be a counsellor occurred as a result of my own experience of counselling where I learnt to sit in the discomfort of the feelings I had tried desperately to move away from.  This enabled me to realise how unhappy I was which then meant learning to listen to what I needed and the changes I needed to make.  This was so freeing and my hope is that it will be for you too.​

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Working in several counselling agencies has provided me with experience of domestic abuse and the complexity of surviving these relationships and how the effects spreads through families and impacts children.  Working with women  affected directly or indirectly by the judicial system has developed my understanding of the lives and struggles society tends to overlook. 

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Alongside my private practice, I work in a local college as a Counselling Lecturer on an Integrative Course helping future counsellors develop and qualify into this profession.  I can provide Integrative Counselling to Counselling Students and provide additional understanding of the training requirements.  ​