Sarah Carrigan

My working days are Monday - Thursday 

9am - 7pm

As an integrative counsellor (registered member BACP), I offer a warm, empathetic, and relational space where clients of all ages — children, young people, and adults — can feel heard, valued, and supported. I use creative interventions where helpful, particularly when working with children and young people, to support emotional expression.

I have over 12 years experience in working with anxiety, trauma, and adverse childhood experiences, particularly supporting neurodiverse children in a way that meets their individual needs. I'm also adoption trained and able to support individuals navigating adoption-related challenges.

I offer a free 30 min no obligation consultation either face to face, online or over the telephone so we can assess general needs and suitability. This gives you a chance to  any questions and to see if we are a good match to work therapeutically with each other

For children over 9 years and adults, sessions can be face to face or online or a blend of the two.

Under 9 years of age, I only offer face to face work as I mainly work creatively with this age group.

I have specialist training to work with children and young persons and an Adoption Certificate to work with children and young persons in relation to Adoption related issues. 

In the first session we can look at what brings you to therapy by completing an assessment. If it is for a child or young person, this session gives them space to see if they would like to work with me. If you/they decide to continue, we can then arrange a regular time & day of the week that works for you. 

I hold an enhanced DBS to work with children and young persons.

Working days Monday-Thursday

9am - 7pm

I am a qualified and BACP-registered Integrative Counsellor and Supervisor, offering clinical supervision to counsellors and trainees working with children, young people, and adults.

My integrative approach draws on a range of therapeutic models and is underpinned by a strong relational focus. I value supervision as a collaborative, reflective space that supports ethical practice, professional development, and client wellbeing. I aim to offer a supportive yet appropriately challenging environment where supervisees can explore their clinical work with confidence and curiosity.

Supervision is available to qualified counsellors and trainees.

In my counselling practice, I work with children, young people, and adults across a range of emotional and psychological difficulties. I also hold an Adoption Training Certificate, which informs my understanding of attachment, loss, trauma, identity, and family dynamics. This enables me to offer informed supervision to practitioners working with adoption, care-experienced clients, and complex family systems. 

I welcome supervisees from a variety of settings, including private practice, education, and organisational roles, and I work in line with the BACP Ethical Framework.

I welcome a no obligation chat to see if I am the right fit for you. This can be over the phone, face to face or online.