Psychologists in Cape Town with opening hours
Find accurate info on the best psychologists in Cape Town. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
Showing results: 1 - 20 out of 62
Showing results: 1 - 20 out of 62
Results from the 'Psychologists' category in Cape Town
Closed now
33 Church Street, Cape Town, 8000
Kirsten Barnardt and Karen Fleming based in Gardens, Cape Town.We provide professional therapeutic support through which children or adults can identify, make meaning of and work through various life experiences. Focus areas for children and adults include: Child Therapy: Managing emotions, coping with changes, challenging behaviour and input for parents. Adult Therapy: Life transitions, depression, anxiety, loss/bereavement, coping with stress, self development. 
Closed now
43 Belper Rd, Wynberg, Cape Town, 7800
082 976 0806
Counselling is a talking therapy that allows people to discuss their problems with trained professionals in a peaceful and safe atmosphere. It is the process where you discuss your issues, intending to overcome them and explore your thoughts comprehensively. We can start a recovery journey by bringing you back into the present through containment and therapeutic techniques. 
Closed now
257 main road Claremont, Cape Town, Cape Town, 7708
062 346 1776
Searching for the psychologist in Claremont? Edugrow.co.za offers an affordable therapy service for people with mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and grief. Check our website for more details. 
Closed now
Claremont & Rondebosch, Southern Suburbs, Cape Town
021 671 1257
To make an appointment or for any questions you may have, please feel free to contact me. 
Open now
10 Thaxter Road, Cape Town, 7945
+27 79 880 0045
Renewedlifecenter offers comprehensive drug rehabilitation services, from medical detox to therapy and holistic care, all designed to help you achieve lasting recovery. Our compassionate team is dedicated to guiding you toward a healthier, addiction-free life. 
Closed now
12 Harfield Road, SEA POINT, Cape Town, 7708
021 879 5616
Play therapy is offered for children with a variety of difficulties. My areas of interest include behavioural problems such as attention problems and aggression as well as emotional difficulties. Other areas of focus include but are not limited to familial problems, trauma, social difficulties, bullying, low self esteem and bereavement. I work closely with the families and schools involved in order to obtain the most inclusive and holistic treatment for the child for all aspects of the child’s life. 
Closed now
20 Dreyer Street, Claremont, Cape Town, 7735
021 674 0509
depression counselling 
Closed now
16 OAKDALE RD, Cape Town, 7700
021 683 3853
We aim to maintain the ongoing mental health and psychological well-being of our clients and to equip them with life skills towards self empowerment. Where appropriate we use a multidisciplinary team to achieve our goals. 
Closed now
29 Kenilworth Rd, Kenilworth, Cape Town, 7708
082 403 7682
Services Assessment Assessment of individuals of all ages who feel they may have an addiction problem and need a comprehensivei psychological assessment to help them decide what they would like to do about it. Treatment The treatment of adults who misuse/abuse or are dependent on substances (e.g. alcohol, illicit drugs, prescription and over-the-counter medicines) or suffer with other addictive disorders (gambling, shopping, sex, etc.). This includes individuals who are currently using or have been clean/sober for a period of time but are struggling to cope and deal with issues. The treatment of adults with depression, relationship, marital or family problems related to addiction. Family Support for family members who are concerned about the using/drinking behaviour of a family member and need some advice and support on how to manage the situation. Talks Talks/presentations and training to interested groups. Employer Assisting employers with managing addiction in the workplace. This includes assisting in setting up and implementing a drug testing policy. Advising management on how to address substance abuse issues in the workplace. Facilitating workshops for management and staff of various issues including how to recognise addiction in the workplace, how to assist someone in addressing their problem and general education on drugs of abuse and the illness of addiction. Adult children of addicts Therapy for those who feel they have been affected by their parent’s using/drinking. Closed group sessions are also held, for details see the flyer. Supervision Supervision for other professionals in the addiction field. 
Closed now
Fontana Health Centre, 8 Fontein Lane, BRACKENFELL, Cape Town, 7560
021 982 2554
Closed now
67 VISAGIE ST, Monte Vista, Cape Town, 7460
021 558 7198
Closed now
10 Westerford Rd, southern suburbs, Cape Town, 7700
021 685 7444
My approach to therapy is pragmatic and eclectic with an emphasis on depth psychology and the importance of the unconscious. I pay particular attention to the power of habits both good and bad and I insist on the interdependence of physical health with mental or emotional health. I have Gestalt Therapy, Hypnotherapy and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) in my repertoire and I use them where appropriate. I am steeped in the principles of Behaviour Modification and regard myself as a behavioural scientist. Finally I was credentialed as a Clinical Neuropsychologist by S.A.C.N.A. in 1987 and I practised as a Neuropsychologist for many years. Although I no longer practise Neuropsychology and I have let my registration lapse my knowledge of Neuropsychology ( such as it is) remains and it underpins my assessment for psychotherapy and my practice generally. I am a firm believer in lifelong learning and I spend at least two hours a week in the reading room of UCT Library perusing current journals. I also take time out of my busy week to attend lectures and workshop, devoting a minimum of 70 hours a year to this manner of keeping myself up to date. I have been doing this since I qualified as a psychologist in 1983 and the habit has become ingrained. Being an older therapist my knowledge and experience has been forged in the consulting room as well as from life generally. 
