Online Counselling for Rivonia

Are you facing overwhelming circumstances in your life and need someone to talk to? Sometimes we find ourselves in situations cause us deep pain and we need someone to help us make sense of it all. These situations can lead to mental illness and crises of faith. There is no shame in seeking help in times like these. Sometimes all we need is a safe space to figure it all out.

Clinical psychologist with a demonstrated history of working in psychiatric hospitals, correctional services, corporate and private practice. Skilled in Neurocognitive, cognitive and personality assessments, developmental transitional processes, Autism Spectrum Disorders, LGBTQ, individual and group therapy. Strong healthcare services professional with an MA Clinical Psychology from the University of Pretoria. “I pride myself in continuously developing my skills as a clinician through volunteering my time, attending various professional courses, and regular personal and group supervision”.

I am a compassionate Counselling Psychologist working with diverse groups of individuals from multicultural backgrounds. I strive to facilitate a safe therapeutic environment for optimal well-being.

It takes some courage to take the decision to come to psychotherapy. You may have experienced a sudden painful disruption in your life which has thrown into question your beliefs about your relationships, yourself and the world, creating a loss of safety. Or perhaps the difficult feelings have been building over time, but you can no longer push them out of mind and tell yourself to bear it and carry on. It can feel both hopeful and frightening to come to therapy. The thought of talking about very personal things to a stranger is understandably anxiety provoking and the need for emotional safety to do so, is essential.

I work with adults on an individual, couple or family basis. I work with people suffering with depression, anxiety, grief, personality disorders, emotional dysregulation or relationship difficulties. I also work with adults who have suffered a brain injury and/or trauma (caused by an motor accident or an assault, or people who have suffered a stroke, or brain tumor or who have epilepsy or who have may have a brain disease that may be causing dementia). I offer a safe, compassionate space for individuals to talk about their difficulties and to learn more effective coping strategies to be able to function in a happier space.