Mental Health Services in Wyndover, Cape Town
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Cricket Club Sports Centre, Cape Town, 8001
083 251 7398
Steve is a high-energy, educational speaker that has been featured at many events. He has addressed audiences in seven countries to discuss the dynamics of leadership, motivation and performance. His clients have included executives from top companies such as BMW, Standard Bank, Vodacom and leaders in sport such as the Springboks. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge to help others succeed. 
13 Tullyallen Road, Cape Town, 7700
076 446 0522
Antipsychotic agents form the mainstay of treatment for many patients with serious mental illness. These agents are used in a range of psychiatric disorders, including the schizophrenia spectrum, bipolar disorder, and substanceinduced disorders. Local and international clinical practice guidelines for the treatment of schizophrenia1, 2 advocate antipsychotic monotherapy as the routine approach. Guidelines recommend avoiding antipsychotic polypharmacy (APP), which can be defined as co-prescription of more than one antipsychotic drug for a given patient.3 Exceptions to this may be when APP is required for short periods when switching agents or in treatment-resistant cases, when augmentation of clozapine with another antipsychotic agent may be considered, although supporting evidence for this remains weak.4, 5 Treatment guidelines recommend use of antipsychotics as part of treatment options in bipolar disorder, but do not advocate an APP approach. 
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5 Melrose Walk, Cape Town, 7708
084 454 8464
The Living House provides a safe, contained environment that is so necessary to sustained Recovery. It is a space where individuals can engage the next phase of their journey – the creation of a Recovery lifestyle. We endeavour to inspire the connection and growth that comes with living in a sober, caring, close-knit community. 
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Building 1, Block C, Unit 3, The Avenues Business Park, Village Walk, Table View, Cape Town, 7441
066 291 3270
Colleen draws eclectically from a range of therapeutic modalities in order to suit the unique needs of each individual. Through psychotherapy, she facilitates skills growth and personal awareness in adults, to more effectively manage and fulfil challenges in their work, marriage and family environments. Through play therapy, she facilitates a way for children to express their experiences and feelings through a natural, self-guided, self-healing process. Colleen also has considerable experience in psychological assessment including neuropsychological, medico-legal, educational and career guidance services to adults, teens and children. Through psychological assessment she believes in enabling individuals and parents to make informed decisions in directing future life choices. Colleen holds a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and a Masters degree in Research Psychology, (both cum laude from Potchefstroom University (2004, 2005). She completed her internship at Witrand Psychiatric Hospital and Institute for Psychotherapy at Potchefstroom University in 2005. Since then Colleen has been employed at Addington Hospital (affiliated to University of Kwa Zulu Natal) where from 2009 she headed up the psychology unit. In addition to providing psychotherapy and psychometric assessment services to the general public, she also lectured applied psychology to medical students at Nelson Mandela Medical School, and trained and supervised clinical psychology interns and trauma counsellors. Colleen speaks fluent English and Afrikaans and therefore provides psychological services to a wide range of clients. 
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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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20 Dreyer Street, Claremont, Cape Town, 7735
021 674 0509
depression counselling 
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6 Harfield Road, Cape Town, 7708
+27 21 671 8565
For years Crescent Clinic has operated according to its mission statement Fountaine de la vie the fountain of life The clinic continues to offer a service that re-inspire life in individuals Likewise the occupational therapy department at Crescent Clinic endeavour to guide and support patients in reclaiming their health and their sense of self in order to experience complete quality in life The programme specifically aims to fulfil both a remedial and rehabilitative purpose This firstly allows a patient to recovery from acute symptoms and then gain skills to maintain their recovery Our focus is strongly on self awareness, readiness for change, experiential learning and practical life skills, in order to ultimately encourage 
