LGBTIQ+ Therapists
Ushmita Nana
Roodepoort and Lenasia, Johannesburg
Counselling Psychologist
Ushmita is a counselling psychologist in private practice in Roodepoort and Lenasia. She works therapeutically with individuals who may be confronted with a wide range of psychological, emotional and behavioural difficulties. Ushmita also works with couples and groups. In addition, other services include scholastic, school readiness, subject choice and career assessments.
Stuart Horn
Newlands, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
I have been a registered clinical psychologist since 1984. After completing my Masters in Clinical Psychology at Rhodes University I worked at various community clinics and hospitals for the Department of Health before opening my own full- time practise in Newlands in 1997.
Leisha Davies
Tokai, Cape Town and Online
Clinical Psychologist
I am a Clinical Psychologist with many years’ experience both locally and internationally. Psychotherapy can be challenging. It can also be rewarding and immensely helpful. My attitude is one of compassionate truthfulness to promote integrated growth and healing in mind, body, heart, and behaviour.
Bruce Laing
Higgovale, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
I am a clinical psychologist in private practice and I provide therapy for adults, adolescents and play-therapy for children and parental guidance. I work from a psychodynamic perspective, but do offer cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT), narrative and person centred approaches. Either short-term or long term therapy is available depending on your requirements.
Mimi Jordan Counselling
Bryanston, Sandton, Johannesburg
Registered Counsellor
Mimi Jordan provides empathetic, compassionate, and solution-focused care, ensuring clients feel safe, heard, and understood from their first session. By identifying symptoms and their impact, Mimi empowers clients with practical tools to foster healing and growth. Experience therapeutic benefits and positive change from day one with her expert guidance.
Charl Hattingh
Tamboerskloof, City Bowl, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
Brief and long-term individual psychotherapy for adults. My approach flows from a psychodynamic understanding of history and relationship, and mindful presence in the here-and-now. "You are perfect just the way you are. And... there is still room for improvement!" - Zen master Shunryu Suzuki.
Sohanna Singh
Pretoria, Gauteng
Counselling Logotherapist
Sohanna Singh is a Counselling Logotherapist in Pretoria Gauteng. My part in your life is to firstly listen to you, allow you that safe space of comfort so that I can help you take control of your life in a way that YOU find the inner YOU again with the meaning you so desire. With my emphasis on therapy and counselling, I can focus on issues concerning: individuals, couples, relationships, adolescent and child-care development, parental guidance, sexual preference adaptation (LGBTI), pre-marital and marital, divorce, pre-retirement concerns and retirement concerns, addiction and work stress/adaptation.
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.
Vossie Goosen
Sandton, Johannesburg
Clinical Psychologist
I volunteered for five years as a counsellor at the former Martindale Counselling Centre in Sophiatown before I became a clinical psychologist. Prior to that I was a journalist and an editor and coordinator of publications in NGOs. I use my diverse work experience in my work as a clinical psychologist.
Jonathan Bosworth
Melville, Johannesburg
Counselling Psychologist
I am a passionate and professional counselling psychologist practicing in Melville, Johannesburg. I work with children, adolescents (teenagers), and adults.
Tricia Oliver
Newlands, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
As a clinical psychologist with years of experience in schools and with learning difficulties, and certification as a Focusing-oriented psychotherapist, as well as being a ‘body awareness’ teacher (of the Alexander Technique), I bring an unusual range and depth of understanding to assessment and therapy.
Sne Makhathini
Simon's Town, Cape Town
Counselling Psychologist
My role is to come along side you, and assist where I can, so your life journey can be lighter with each step that you take. My approach is to holistically understand the individual, so each intervention is specifically designed for you, so that your therapeutic needs are consistently met.
Michael Owen
Parkview, Randburg, Johannesburg
Clinical Psychologist
I am a Clinical Psychologist based in the Parks area in Johannesburg. I offer both short- and long-term psychotherapy to adults, adolescents and couples, within a safe, kind and non-judgemental environment where personal difficulties can be explored.
Chevon Cawood
Randpark Ridge, Randburg, Johannesburg
Clinical Psychologist
I am a registered Clinical Psychologist in Randpark Ridge, Randburg. I work with adolescents and adults in individual-, couples-, group- and family therapy in Afrikaans and English. I work integratively yet predominantly make use of CBT, DBT and Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), with a special interest in marriage and couples’ therapy.
Dr Siya Mjwara
Wynberg, Cape Town
Therapist & Wellness Coach
“Ask Dr. Siya About Anything Regarding Relationships, Work Or Play.” My main purpose is to help people identify and confront their challenges; and the things that are holding them back; to become their truest being by fulfilling their mission in life and walking in their purpose. I work with individuals, couples and families. I speak English, isiXhosa and isiZulu.
Michelle Bennett
Kloof, Durban
Counselling Psychologist
Registered Counselling Psychologist with over 20 years private practice experience in Durban. I offer both Individual and Couple counselling. Both face to face sessions in my practice in Kloof, Durban and online/remote sessions are offered. I adapt the therapeutic framework to the unique individual presenting concerns in order to achieve the best results. Privacy, confidentiality and varying belief systems are treated with the utmost respect.
Dr Bridget O’Neill Kruger
Bloubergstrand, Table View, Cape Town
Clinical Psychologist
I follow an Integrative Approach, tailoring treatment to the individual person and their presenting problem. I work with adults, children and adolescents and across all treatment modalities: individuals, couples, families, and groups. Both short-term and long-term psychotherapy in English or Afrikaans is offered.
Graeme Hendricks
Online
Clinical Psychologist
I am a clinical psychologist working exclusively online. My work is varied in that I do short term (focused on specific problems) as well as longer term psychotherapy with adults and older adolescents (17 years and upwards).
Philip Slabbert
Cape Town / Online
Clinical Psychologist
As a compassionate and curious Clinical Psychologist, I offer psychotherapy to adults, navigating life's complexities. I aim to hold a safe, empathetic, non-judgmental space in which we can collaborate in understanding the unconscious patterns playing out in your life that may no longer be serving you. Together we can increase your self-awareness and support meaningful change.
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.