
Confidentiality
All information is treated as strictly confidential and will only be released to others (including family members) with the client’s (preferably written) permission/ consent.
However, in some situations confidentiality may not be ensured. For example, if it is thought that there may be an imminent risk to the client's safety (e.g., a suicidal client) or a risk to others (e.g., a client expresses homicidal intentions) or the psychologist is ordered to disclose confidential information in a court of law. It may be necessary to share some information with others in such circumstances to ensure the client’s safety and appropriate treatment, and/or the safety of others, and/or for the psychologist to conform to the law.
Conditions:
This practice assists with difficulties related to:
- Anxiety (e.g. panic, phobias)
- Mood (e.g. depression)
- Trauma (e.g. car accident, hijacking, etc.)
- Adult children of alcoholics (ACA/ACoA)
- Adult Children of other types of dysfunctional families (e.g., ACoN)
- Adjustment to significant life events/ transitions
- Loss and bereavement
- Career guidance (young adults/ adults)
- Relaxation training for stress/ anxiety
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Treatment:
This practice uses the following psychotherapies:
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Solution Focused Brief Therapy(SFBT/ SFT)
- Psychodynamic Therapy
- Narrative Therapy
Professional standing:
- Professional registration:
- Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA): Registered Psychologist (Counselling)
- Continued professional development:
- Monitor evidence based research
- CPD approved courses/ activities
- Regular professional supervision
- Professional training:
- BSocSci (Psychology)
- BSocSci Hons (Psychology)
- MSocSci (Psychology) Cum Laude