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COUNSELLOR & THERAPIST | ARMADALE & ONLINE

Warm, professional support for you, your relationships and your health.

Trauma-informed, person-centred counselling for individuals, couples and women — in person in Melbourne or online. Practical tools, lasting change, and a more loving relationship with yourself.

No referral needed · Health fund rebates · In person or online

Sara Harris, counsellor, smiling by the window in her Armadale practice

“Counselling is not just about working through issues; it’s about getting to know that your issues are not who you are.”

~ Sara Harris 

ACA Level 4 Counsellor

Master of Women's Health Medicine

Menopause Lifestyle Practitioner

WorkSafe & Victim Services approved

HOW I CAN HELP

Support tailored to where you are right now.

Individual counselling

A confidential space to explore what you’re carrying, gain insight and build coping strategies that fit your life.

Couples counselling

Explore communication, connection and conflict together — and grow stronger relationships.

Women's health therapy

Specialist support through

perimenopause, menopause, fertility and the emotional side of health challenges.

Workplaces & practitioners

Corporate wellbeing, consulting, supervision, professional development - now at The Delphi Space.

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MY APPROACH

Holistic, integrative and centred on you — not a diagnosis

I draw on person-centred, strengths-based, CBT, mindfulness and somatic (body-based) therapy, tailoring each session to what you need. Mind and body aren’t separate, so we work with both — helping you understand yourself more deeply and find your own way to healing.

I often help with →
Anxiety
Stress & burnout
Depression
Trauma
Relationship conflict
Low confidence
Anger
Feeling stuck
Behaviour change
Work-life balance
Menopause & hormonal change
Fertility challenges

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A space for healing & personal development

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Growth & more enriching relationships

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A personalised plan that meets your needs

Sara Harris smiling on seat outside clinic
SPECIALIST AREA

Women's health therapy

With a Master of Women’s Health Medicine and 20 years in wellbeing, I support women through the health experiences that specialist appointments rarely leave time for — working alongside your medical practitioners and helping you get the right support.

Perimenopause & menopause 

Fertility challenges

Hormonal health changes

Living with illness

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions before you start

Anything else? Call (03) 9114 8994 or email me 

What type of counselling do you offer? Sara Harris Counselling offers support for anxiety, stress, anger, depression, behaviour change, and somatic therapy. The practice also focuses on women’s health, including menopause and other life stages and health-related challenges. We provide individual, couples, and family counselling.

What is somatic therapy? Somatic therapy is a gentle, body-based approach to counselling. It can help regulate the nervous system, reduce anxiety, and support trauma healing.

Do you offer counselling for women’s health concerns? Yes. Support is available for concerns such as endometriosis, PCOS, period pain, PMS, fertility, infertility, IVF, and menopause-related changes.

Do I need a referral? As a private Counsellor you do not require referrals. Psychologists and Psychiatrists require referrals from your GP. You can book directly online or by phone/email.

Can I claim with Medicare or my private health fund? Health fund rebates will apply. Please check in about which health funds are claimable. Counselling is not on the list of claimable services for Medicare at this time, hence why our prices have been reduced and adjusted accordingly.

How do I know if we are a good fit? We offer a 10–15-minute introductory chat over the phone. This way we can both get a sense of whether we will be a good fit.

What is the difference between counselling/therapy and psychology services? Counselling focuses on supporting you through current or historic challenges, moving through trauma, developing coping strategies, and building personal insight. Psychologists may provide similar support but can offer formal mental health assessments or diagnoses.

What can I expect in my first session? The first session is a chance to share your story, discuss what brings you to counselling, and set goals together. It’s also a time to ask questions and ensure the approach feels like a good fit.

Not sure where to start?

A free 15-minute call is the easiest first step. No pressure, no referral - just a conversation.

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