Female Therapists in Johannesburg, South Africa

I believe that the ways we cope, relate, and navigate the world are shaped by what we have had to endure. Much of my work focuses on understanding these adaptations—not as flaws, but as intelligent responses to past experiences. In therapy, I offer a space that is steady, thoughtful, and non-judgemental, where we can explore both what is happening now and the deeper patterns beneath it. My aim is to support you in developing insight, emotional safety, and a way of moving forward that feels more aligned, sustainable, and true to who you are.

My practice incorporates creativity and somatic work to create space for change and growth.

As living human beings, we encounter times in our lives when we need someone to help us think, reflect and look at our lives. I am passionate about helping people live life to the fullest of their abilities. I offer Counselling in English and Afrikaans and Tele-therapy on the go while you travel through online counselling.

You know you’re capable of more but something keeps holding you back. I help women 35–55 break subconscious patterns, limiting beliefs, anxiety and habits that keep them stuck, so they can reconnect, regain confidence and create lasting change. Ready to discover what’s really keeping you stuck?

Your mind and body are deeply connected—and lasting change begins within. Hypnosis helps reprogram the subconscious mind, easing stress, releasing emotional blocks, and strengthening the mind-body connection. Research shows hypnosis can lower cortisol (the stress hormone) and support overall well-being. Every session is more than relaxation—it's an opportunity to heal, grow, and reconnect with your best self.

Johannesburg is South Africa's economic powerhouse, where the mental health landscape is deeply shaped by high levels of crime and safety anxiety, significant economic inequality, and the ongoing psychological weight of apartheid's legacy. A well-developed private therapy sector is concentrated in the northern suburbs—Sandton, Rosebank, Melrose Arch, and Parkhurst—serving professionals, executives, and an international expat community. Demand is high for therapy addressing trauma, anxiety, relationship issues, and workplace stress, with many practitioners also specialising in race, identity, and cultural adjustment. Public mental health services are strained, so most residents seeking therapy engage with private practitioners or through employer assistance programmes.

Gender ID

100%

Female

Session Type

	80%	Online Only
	20%	In Person and Online

Top Specialties

80%	Life Coaching
60%	Anxiety or Fears
60%	Depression
60%	Loss or Grief
60%	Spirituality
60%	Stress
60%	Trauma and PTSD

Ages Served

100%	Adult
60%	Young Adult
40%	Senior
40%	Teen
20%	Children

Client Focus

60%	Women
40%	Christian
40%	Persons with Disabilities
20%	Black / African American
20%	LGBTQ+

Female therapists in Johannesburg, South Africa

Dr Jody Eiser

Monique Hill

Mrs Dina Chamberlain

Leonie M Dippenaar

Stephanie Davis