Counselling & Advice Services in Cape Town with e-mail, website
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6 Lemon Lane, Cape Town, 7700
+27 72 376 7935
At Headroom we believe in a WORLD in which everyone experiences a sense of self-worth, feels capable of pursuing their dreams, is able to cope with life's challenges and can make a positive contribution to society; a MINDSET which recognises that we develop and acquire these skills throughout our lives, just like learning our mother tongue or a trade; and a SOCIETY that supports us in seeking guidance when we need it, to simply live lives that feel right! We bring clients mobility and the convenience of speaking to a therapist, counselor or coach from their preferred place of comfort and safety and from their preferred device. We broaden the options available to you at all price levels. 
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35 Bowwood Road, Cape Town, 7708
082 491 6967
I am Benita Southgate, a registered Counselling Psychologist with over 18 years experience in higher education, corporate and private practice settings. I qualified at the University of the Western Cape initially as an Educator and thereafter proceeded to complete my Masters in Psychology at the same university. I worked at the Western Cape Education Department with at-risk young people. My career trajectory within education progressed to that of becoming the Principal Psychologist at the student counseling service of the University of Cape Town. My role involved counselling, management of the counseling service, management of psychiatric emergencies and the clinical oversight of a team of Psychologists. A key aspect to my approach involves the use of psychometric testing to be able to provide a unique, comprehensive and evidence-based intervention. This includes educational, career, neuropsychological and personality assessments of children, adolescents and adults. My approach is integrative, drawing on the richness of psychodynamic theories, cognitive-behavioural approaches as well as solution-focused interventions. This approach ensures that each client has an individualized psychotherapeutic experience focusing on assisting clients with problems of everyday living and most especially with personal growth and understanding. I provide psychotherapy to adolescents, adults and couples. 
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115 Upper Recreation Rd, Cape Town, 7975
072 375 6089
Sean Seymore Counselling is a professional wellness counselling practice based in the South Peninsula of Cape Town, offering personalised support to adolescents, individuals, couples, and families. Led by Sean Seymore, a licensed Specialist Wellness Counsellor, the practice focuses on creating a warm, non-judgemental space where clients can explore their thoughts, emotions, and life challenges with confidence and clarity. Sean brings a unique blend of clinical knowledge, Enneagram coaching, and real-life experience in leadership and staff development. His approach integrates evidence-based methods such as mindfulness, systems theory, and narrative therapy, with deep insight into spiritual and emotional wellbeing. Whether you're navigating anxiety, depression, faith transitions, relationship struggles, burnout, or simply seeking greater self-awareness, Sean’s compassionate and collaborative approach empowers you to rewrite your story and move toward a life of meaning and wholeness. Clients choose Sean Seymore Counselling not only for the depth of expertise but also for the genuine connection, personal care, and holistic support that sets this practice apart. 
46 Roeland Square, Drury Lane, Gardens, Cape Town, 8001
0825888727
Mareli Fischer holds a Masters degree in Clinical and Community Psychology from the University of Stellenbosch, and a research Masters degree (Cum Laude) from the University of Cape Town. She is registered as a Clinical Psychologist with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (PS 0117811). She is practising in Claremont, at the Claremont Practice. She completed her internship and community service with the South African Department of Defence (SANDF), where she worked at 2 Military Hospital in Wynberg, and Health Centre Youngsfield . During her time at the SANDF she formed part of the hospital's Paediatric Neurodevelopmental Clinic, a multi-disciplinary team who specifically work with ADHD, autism and behavioural disorders in children, as well as cognitive assessments and school-readiness. Mareli is currently registered to do her doctorate at the University of Cape Town, specifically looking at the functional impairment of South African children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). She founded the ADHD research team at UCT in 2008, during her Honours, and has been involved with this topic ever since. In July of this year she will be attending the European Congrex of Psychology in Stockholm, Sweden to present her work in this field. Mareli has a special interest in sexology and she is currently part of South African Sexual Health association (SASHA). Mareli is fluent in Afrikaans and English. 