Ros Wolf

I now have availability for new clients

New Road Psychotherapy has two premises: Brighton (28 New Road) and Hove (73 Church Road), and I work out of both of these.

My usual working hours are Tuesday-Friday, 9am-5pm for in-person sessions. 

I am an experienced Integrative Counsellor based at New Road Psychotherapy in Brighton/Hove. My way of being with clients is person-centred, whilst I keep psychodynamic ideas and attachment theory in mind to inform our work together. 

I offer short and long-term counselling. My usual availability for in-person sessions is during the day, Tuesdays-Fridays. I offer weekly and fortnightly sessions. 

I have been counselling for 12 years now, and set up private practice in 2019. Before then, I worked for two branches of Mind, a London hospital bereavement service, a low-cost therapy service and a women’s healthcare charity. I have also volunteered for Samaritans. 

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Integrative Counselling (2015) from the Minster Centre, a leading counselling and psychotherapy training institute. My training includes psychodynamic, humanistic, relational and person-centred therapeutic approaches. 

I have supported clients with anxiety, depression, relationship problems, and through times of loss and major life changes, including navigating the impact of parenthood. I listen with warmth and care and without judgement. I offer a welcoming space to talk in confidence about what is troubling you. 

It's not always easy to process what's going on inside, and feelings such as anger, loneliness, sadness, anxiety or shame are challenging to be with. Because of this, I aim to build a trusting therapeutic relationship with clients, so that you feel safe and supported as we explore what it is that's bought you to therapy. Our work together can help you manage your feelings better as you find a way forward that feels meaningful, with greater self-understanding. 

After speaking briefly on the phone, we can schedule an initial assessment. The aim of this first session is for us to get a sense of each other and for you to see whether you'd like to work with me as your counsellor. I'll have the chance to understand more about what's going on for you, to consider how I can help and you'll have the opportunity to ask any questions. If we agree to continue together, counselling sessions are at the same time, same place (or phone number/link), each week/fortnight for 50 minutes.

I now have availability for new clients

New Road Psychotherapy has two premises: Brighton (28 New Road) and Hove (73 Church Road), and I work out of both of these.

My usual working hours are Tuesday-Friday, 9am-5pm for in-person sessions. 

I am an experienced Integrative Counsellor based at New Road Psychotherapy in Brighton/Hove. My way of being with clients is person-centred, whilst I keep psychodynamic ideas and attachment theory in mind to inform our work together.

I offer short and long-term counselling. My usual availability for in-person sessions is during the day, Tuesday-Friday. I offer weekly and fortnightly sessions.

I have been counselling for 12 years now, and set up private practice in 2019. Before then, I worked for two branches of Mind, a London hospital bereavement service, a low-cost therapy service and a women’s healthcare charity. I have also volunteered for Samaritans.

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Integrative Counselling (2015) from the Minster Centre, a leading counselling and psychotherapy training institute. My training includes psychodynamic, humanistic, relational and person-centred therapeutic approaches. 

I have supported clients with anxiety, depression, relationship problems, and through times of loss and major life changes, including navigating the impact of parenthood. I listen with warmth and care and without judgement. I offer a welcoming space to talk in confidence about what is troubling you.

It's not always easy to process what's going on inside, and feelings such as anger, loneliness, sadness, anxiety or shame are challenging to be with. Because of this, I aim to build a trusting therapeutic relationship with clients, so that you feel safe and supported as we explore what it is that's bought you to therapy. Our work together can help you manage your feelings better as you find a way forward that feels meaningful, with greater self-understanding.