Anelle Van De Sandt
Triomf, Johannesburg
Counsellor
This directory lists 2 counsellors practising in Johannesburg, a city where work pressure, long commutes, financial strain and urban safety concerns are commonly cited reasons for seeking support. Counsellors here see adults, couples and adolescents dealing with matters such as anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief, workplace stress and adjustment after major life changes, including retrenchment or relocation within the greater Johannesburg metro. A first session typically involves discussing your concerns, history and goals so the counsellor can suggest an appropriate approach going forward. Sessions may be held in person at a practice or, in some cases, online. Counselling is generally confidential, and the pace and focus of sessions are shaped around what you bring to each meeting. Anyone experiencing persistent emotional difficulty is encouraged to consult a registered practitioner to discuss their specific situation.
2 registered counsellors listed in Johannesburg
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Triomf, Johannesburg
Glensan, Johannesburg
Common questions
Counsellors listed here generally work with concerns such as stress, anxiety, low mood, grief, relationship or family difficulties, and adjustment to life changes like job loss or relocation. The specific focus depends on the individual counsellor's training and scope of practice.
An initial session usually involves a discussion of your background, current concerns and what you hope to get from counselling. The counsellor will use this information to outline how sessions may proceed. No diagnosis or treatment plan is provided in this summary; that is determined between you and the practitioner.
Some counsellors in Johannesburg offer online or telephonic sessions in addition to in-person appointments. It is advisable to confirm directly with the practitioner which formats they offer.
Counselling sessions are generally conducted under professional confidentiality guidelines, subject to legal and ethical limits that a registered practitioner can explain at the outset of care.
This directory cannot advise on what type of care is appropriate for a specific situation. Anyone with ongoing emotional or psychological concerns should consult a registered practitioner, such as a counsellor, psychologist or medical doctor, to discuss suitable options.
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