Counseling Services In South Africa

Counseling service means a service whereby a caller is seeking advice in relation to a personal problem such as marital, relationship, emotional and other such personal problems. The service may consist of actual advice as to the personal problem or information as to where the caller may obtain advice.

Counseling Services In South Africa

The South African Depression And Anxiety Group (SADAG)

Phone: 011 234 4837

Johannesburg Parent & Child Counselling Centre

Phone: 021 461 1113

Jozi Counselling

Phone: 082 565 2704

Grace Counselling

Phone: 031 003 1830

Blue Paper Owl Counseling Services

Phone: 011 943 3473

Bare Counselling

Phone: 082 777 0759

Vita Nova Counselling Centre

Phone: 071 297 9992

Life Counsel – Trauma & Marriage Counselling

Phone: 071 297 9992

The Family Life Centre – FAMSA JHB

Phone: 071 297 9992

FAMSA Pretoria

Phone: 012 460 0733

LifeLine

Phone: 012 804 1853

How much is a Counselling session in South Africa?

According to SADAG, 81.2% of South Africans cannot afford health care. “Psychologists fees do vary from the province and different region, but they generally range from R600-R1200 per session,” says Da Costa. Some psychologist’s sessions, which can last between 60 to 70 minutes, can cost you R800 to R900 per session.

How can I get free Counselling in South Africa?

Here are seven free counselling centres you can choose from.

LifeLine Johannesburg.

LifeLine Western Cape.

South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG)

Grace Counselling.

Revive Counselling Centre.

Hope House Counselling Centre.

Are Counsellors in demand in South Africa?

Given the overwhelming psychosocial and emotional needs evidenced throughout South Africa, there is a growing demand for well-trained counsellors in providing supportive counselling services and in preventative mental health initiatives such as family strengthening, life skills training and social support services.

Can I use WhatsApp for counselling in South Africa?

LifeLine Western Cape has launched a new program that will allow South Africans to access free counselling via WhatsApp.