Trainee Sexologist/ Couples counsellor (online)

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Katherine Rolfe

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Katherine is an experienced Couples Counsellor and Trainee Sexologist, completing her placement under supervision from clinic director Christine Rafe

Katherine works with individuals and couples who want to feel more connected to themselves, their sexuality, and their relationships. She supports clients navigating sexual confidence and disconnection, mismatched desire, identity exploration, communication challenges, and the ways past or present experiences can shape intimacy and emotional wellbeing.

Katherine’s approach is warm, reflective, and collaborative. She creates a space where clients can gently explore both current concerns and the deeper emotional patterns influencing how they experience closeness and intimacy. Katherine’s work is neuro-affirming and inclusive of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and relationship structures, with a strong commitment to supporting LGBTIQASB+ clients.

Katherine currently works as a Couples Counsellor and is near completion of Masters of Sexual and Reproductive Health with University of Sydney.

Areas of Speciality

  • Sexual confidence and feelings of disconnection

  • Mismatched desire and intimacy concerns

  • Communication challenges in relationships

  • Identity exploration (sexuality, gender, relationship structures)

  • Attachment patterns and relational dynamics

  • Emotional insight and relational growth

  • Sexual trauma history impacting intimacy

  • Kink/fetish concerns (shame, avoidance, difficulty communicating interests)

  • Opening a relationship / consensual non-monogamy

  • Sensate focus treatment planning

  • Pleasure mapping & body literacy

Katherine tailors therapy to your unique needs, drawing from a number of different modalities

These include person centred therapy, Gottman Method (research informed tools for couples work), attachment-informed practice, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and psychodynamic approaches. All support working with deeper relational, social and cultural themes and unconscious patterns that may be perpetuating sexual and relational concerns.

Discounted Student Sessions

April and May 2026

$90 + GST for individuals

$120 + GST for couples

Online only

Qualifications + Training

Masters of Sexual and Reproductive Health (Psychosexual Therapy) - University of Sydney (current - 2026)


Bachelor of Psychological Science


Member of the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA)


Masters of Counselling


Gottman Therapy Trained