Marriage Counsellors & Couples Therapists in Cape Town

I believe that when we practice compassion, we can support the people around us. Compassion takes empathy one step further because it harbors a desire for all people to be free from suffering, and it's imbued with a desire to help. This means that, within the counselling space, I will approach you with openness and understanding. This will allow for the exploration of your personal experiences and the creation of a non-judgmental, relatable environment, filled with acceptance and empathy. In this space you will be acknowledged, and recognize that you deserve to be seen, heard and cared for within a safe space. My qualifications and experiences listed have sharpened my innate capacities to manage and observe behaviours, feelings and thoughts. These abilities aid me to create a constructive, capacity-building counselling space using various counselling techniques, creatively formulate interventions and last but not least, build awareness within the field of psychology.

Hendre Loots has been working as a social worker and a mediator. He has a special interest in conflict resolution and mediation, particularly in family disputes and child protection. He is accredited as a mediator by the Global Network Group (ADR Register) and the Family Mediators Association of the Cape (FAMAC).

I am a dedicated and enthusiastic Specialist Wellness Counsellor with over 12 years of counselling experience. My approach is flexible and integrative, drawing on a range of psychological techniques tailored to each person’s unique needs. I work with teens, adults, and groups, and I am able to offer support in 8 of South Africa’s 11 official languages. My areas of focus include trauma, stress, grief, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and abuse.

As a Specialist Practitioner and Research Psychologist , Rebecca’s therapeutic practices are grounded in established psychological theories and scientific research, ensuring effective, evidence-based treatment. By centering clients in the therapeutic process, she acts as a facilitator for self-acceptance and well-being