Eating Disorders Therapists
Dr Beverly Slater
Edenvale, Johannesburg
Clinical Psychologist
I am a Clinical Psychologist based in Edenvale, Johannesburg. I see psychotherapy as the process that facilitates change. It is the healing that takes place within a therapeutic relationship. Psychotherapy can assist in the alleviation of enormous pain and suffering as well as in the addition of meaning and richness in life. I have a special interest in depression, anxiety & stress, eating disorders, addiction, marriage & relationships, stress, trauma and abuse.
Henri De Wet
Durbanville, Northern Suburbs, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist situated in Durbanville, Cape Town. I work with Children, Adolescents, Adults Couples and Families. Offering therapy for Depression and Anxiety Disorders, Trauma and Major Life Changes, Addiction and Addictive Behaviours, Relationship Difficulties, Child Therapy and Parental guidance, as well as Life and Performance Coaching.
Dr Adele Romanis
Lone Hill, Fourways, Sandton, Johannesburg
Clinical Psychologist
As a clinical psychologist in Johannesburg, one of my focus areas is couple’s counselling in regards to communications difficulties, separation, divorce as well as equipping children with the skills to deal with the separation of their parents. I also see Individuals who find it difficult dealing with their day-to-day life, divorce, trauma, stress and anxiety.
Renee Shearing
Wynberg and Noordhoek, Cape Town
Occupational Therapist
I am a Cape Town-based Psychiatric Occupational Therapist. I have over 15 years of experience. I love what I do and I am passionate about facilitating change and assisting my clients to move forward in their lives. I provide one-to-one counselling as well as teach TRE (Tension/Trauma Release Exercises)
Marina Zitianellis
Claremont, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
I work with individuals struggling with everyday life stressors; adjustment difficulties; interpersonal difficulties; personal growth; anxiety; depression; and eating disorders. My aim is to help my clients feel safe enough to explore the reasons that brought them to therapy and to assist them achieve their goals.
Caron Diamond
Sea Point, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
As a registered Clinical Psychologist (SAMDC) of twenty years, I work psycho-dynamically on a wide range of issues including anxiety, depression and interpersonal relationships, with empathic guidance. My main aim is to be a good listener who can quickly grasp the underlying issues and help you towards resolution.
Imani Recovery Centre
Wynberg, Cape Town
Treatment Centre for Eating Disorders and Co-occurring Disorders
Imani Recovery Centre for Eating Disorders is one of the most extensive programs in South Africa providing comprehensive care for those struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorder, and co-occurring disorders. We are a team of psychiatrists, doctors, therapists, dieticians and nursing staff who take pride in supporting all our clients in their journey of recovery from eating disorders. Led by eating-disorder experts, Imani is chosen by clients for its superior medical and psychiatric treatment, innovative therapies, individualized aftercare, alumni support, and family involvement.
Dr Debbie Marais
Pinelands, Cape Town
Counselling Psychologist
I work in Pinelands, Cape Town, as a counselling psychologist, with a psychodynamic orientation. The areas in which I work include, but are not limited to: mood disorders (depression, bipolar), anxiety disorders, eating disorders, self harm, adjustment difficulties (coping with life changes and transitions), relationship difficulties, and personal growth and development.
Karen Kruger
Durbanville / Bellville, Northern Suburbs, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist / Kliniese Sielkundige
I conduct psychotherapy with adults and older adolescents in English or Afrikaans. I provide a safe space where clients can gain insight into their current difficulties by also exploring and working through experiences that were repressed or unresolved in the past. Energy is then freed up for clients to live productive and joyful lives.
Ilse Jordaan
Stellenbosch & Gardens, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
I am a clinical psychologist specializing in psychodynamic psychotherapy and hypnotherapy with adults. The psychodynamic therapeutic approach is non-directive and non-judgemental. Building a trusting therapist-patient relationship is integral to the process. Healing takes place when the psychodynamics of unconscious conflicts are understood consciously, worked through, and integrated into the self.
Thandazile Mtetwa
Pretoria East, Wapadrand
Clinical Psychologist
I am Thandazile Mtetwa, a Clinical Psychologist. I work with individuals (adults& elderly), couples & families. I am primarily informed by the Systems thinking, however, I tailor therapeutic plans to suit the client and their difficulty. As such, I frequently use other therapeutic modalities.
Rephael Perkel
Highlands North, Johannesburg
EFT (AAMET-ADV) & Matrix Reimprinting Practitioner, Life Coach
EFT (ADV) & Matrix Reimprinting Practitioner, Life Coach - I am a Holistic Therapist and Life Coach with more than two decades of experience. My modalities include IFS therapy (Internal Family Systems), EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), Matrix Reimprinting, CBT and much more. I’ll guide you gently through deep, experiential healing processes to deconstruct the beliefs, emotional patterns, trauma and internal blocks that hold you back. You’ll begin to access more of your deeper, authentic Self and experience more confidence, healing, connection, freedom and fulfilment in your life. I offer in-person sessions for clients in and around Johannesburg, as well as online consultations for clients situated anywhere.
Sharon Rosen
Malanshof, Randburg, Johannesburg
Social Worker & Clinical Counselor
I am a social worker doing clinical counselling in the Randburg area. I have been practising since 1993. I work with individuals, couples, families and groups. My focus is on facilitating mental health and self-empowerment. Addiction is my special interest, such as substances, sex and self-harm.
Rosemary Martin
Newlands, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
Relationship or personal problems can feel overwhelming. Whilst daunting to seek therapy and trust and confide in a stranger, the benefits of psychotherapy are life changing. I offer a safe therapy experience to gain insight and develop the capacity to relate to yourself, others and your difficulties in constructive ways.
Sarah Croxford
Parkhurst, Johannesburg
Clinical Psychologist
I am a clinical psychologist practicing from Parkhurst. Deciding to start therapy is courageous, although not always easy. I provide a warm and non-judgmental space to deal with, and work through, personal, family, or life challenges and explore more adaptive ways of being in the world.
Emile du Toit
Upper Plumstead, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist - Cognitive-Behaviour Therapist
Emile du Toit is a Clinical Psychologist in private practice in Plumstead, Cape Town, specializing in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy. He works with adults, adolescents over sixteen years and couples.
Sarah Bailey
Sea Point, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
My particular interest since qualifying as a clinical psychologist in the eighties has been in working with women. The issues women present with may vary, but they frequently share at their root a struggle around the expression of their needs and a search within their lives for greater balance and personal meaning.
Louise Malan
Durbanville, Northern Suburbs, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
I am a Clinical Psychologist with 27 years experience. My theoretical orientation is psychoanalytical. This approach is aimed at an in-depth understanding of the conscious and unconscious aspects of functioning. I am passionate about helping patients in a way that will help them for many years after terminating the therapy. Insight gained, losses mourned and changes made have a major impact on a person’s functioning for the rest of his/her life. I explore with clients how problems first made their way into their lives and what the ways are to overcome these problematic influences.