I come from a family of healthcare professionals, and my path toward psychology was more of a calling than a decision. I have always been fascinated by the complex connection between the body and mind, and how they influence health, well-being, and meaning, especially in the face of medical challenges. This interest motivated my studies in Health Psychology and led to my pursuit of an Honours degree in Psychology at the University of Johannesburg. I took a break from my studies to work at LifeLine Johannesburg, at SAPS Victim Empowerment Centres, providing trauma counselling. I resumed my studies and completed my Master’s in Clinical Psychology at Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University. During my internship at Dr. George Mukhari Academic Hospital, I gained experience working in medical wards, providing psychological support to admitted patients. I also worked with long-term psychiatric care patients, offering individual therapy and group therapy. Additionally, I conducted psychological assessments and therapy sessions.

My therapeutic approach is eclectic and adaptive, drawing from multiple schools of thought to meet each individual, couple, or family exactly where they are. Whether I’m working with medical patients, guiding families through their dynamics, or helping couples rediscover connection, I bring presence, empathy, and strategy into every session. In 2024, I completed a basic course in Employee Assistance Programmes at the University of Pretoria, and it sparked something new. I’ve become passionate about partnering with corporate organizations to create psychologically healthy systems, offering interventions that not only support individuals but enhance the well-being of entire teams.