Individual Counselling
R600 45–60 minutes
One-on-one sessions to help you explore your thoughts and feelings, navigate life's challenges, and reconnect with yourself at your own pace.
Counselling in-person and online
Assistance with psychological challenges in order to enhance functioning and overall wellbeing.
Using a holistic approach to provide psychological and psychometric interventions to adults, children, couples, families and groups in Springs and online.
Whatever season of life you’re in, counselling offers support, understanding and practical guidance as you navigate growth and change.
Psychological and psychometric support is provided within the professional scope and competencies of an , including screening for external referrals when appropriate.
People offering mental health support can have different qualifications, professional roles and scopes of practice. Understanding a practitioner’s registration helps you make an informed choice about your care.
The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) is a statutory body established under the Health Professions Act 56 of 1974. It regulates the health professions within its remit, including psychology, to protect the public and guide the professions.
Registration authorises a practitioner to practise within their registered profession and category. Requirements vary by profession and category.
Practitioners must meet the education and training requirements for their registration category and work within their competence.
Registered practitioners are bound by professional and ethical rules. Members of the public can raise concerns about professional conduct with the HPCSA.
Practitioners must work within their professional scope, training and experience, and refer where a different level of care is needed. Different mental health professionals have different roles; registration does not give every practitioner authority to diagnose or prescribe medication.
Continuing professional development supports the maintenance of professional knowledge and skills.
Professional standards, ethical rules and a complaints process provide safeguards and accountability. You can check a practitioner’s registration rather than relying only on a title or advertisement.
Before choosing a practitioner, ask:
This information is for educational purposes and highlights the role of HPCSA registration in mental health care. It is not intended to discriminate against non-HPCSA-registered practitioners who work within their own lawful scopes and expertise.
Visit the official HPCSA website (opens in a new tab)About Kaylin
HPCSA Registered Counsellor
HPCSA Registration: PRC0042510
BHF Registration: Pr1177524
Grounded in Knowledge, Guided by Compassion
“I believe every person’s journey is unique. My approach to counselling is holistic and eclectic, drawing on different therapeutic approaches to meet you where you are and support you in a way that feels meaningful to you.” - K. Nel
All counselling services are conducted professionally and confidentially in accordance with applicable ethical and legal standards.
R600 45–60 minutes
One-on-one sessions to help you explore your thoughts and feelings, navigate life's challenges, and reconnect with yourself at your own pace.
R650 45–60 minutes
Support for families and couples to strengthen communication, deepen understanding and navigate challenges together with care and compassion.
R600 45–60 minutes
Age-appropriate counselling and practical emotional support, with caregiver involvement.
Fees are the same for in-person and online counselling. Group sessions by arrangement.
Book a SessionOffered where appropriate and within the professional scope and competencies of an HPCSA Registered Counsellor. Fees are quoted after discussing the assessment requirements.
For schools and organisations, with topics, format and fees discussed according to the audience and requirements.
In-person
A private face-to-face counselling setting.
Tuesday to Friday
Alternate Saturdays where applicable
In-person sessions provide a direct, personal connection that can contribute to a more effective and supportive therapeutic experience. This form of counselling also gives the opportunity to engage in physical activities together; such examples include play, artistic activities, and more. There is nothing better than working together over a cup of coffee.
Online
Professional online counselling from a private and suitable space.
You will need reliable internet, privacy and a suitable device. Availability is subject to suitability and practice arrangements.
This form of counselling is often used for convenience, accessibility, and flexibility, especially for individuals who might not have easy access to in-person counselling sessions due to geographic, time, or mobility constraints.
Your first session
Every counselling journey begins with understanding. During our first session, we’ll talk through your concerns, explore your hopes for counselling, and decide together on the most appropriate way forward.
Sessions are approximately 45–60 minutes.
Individual and child/teen sessions are R600. Couples/family sessions are R650. Fees are the same for online and in-person counselling.
Yes. Online counselling is available within South Africa, subject to suitability and practice arrangements.
Counselling is handled confidentially within applicable ethical and legal requirements. Relevant limitations to confidentiality are explained before and during the counselling process.
You are welcome to contact the practice with a basic suitability question. Where a different level or type of care is required, an appropriate referral may be recommended.
You can also look out for our upcoming blog post, “Starting Your Healing Journey,” which offers guidance on selecting the right mental health practitioner for you.
Mental health Resources
Psychoeducational materials and practical resource packages are currently being developed to make mental health knowledge and support more accessible. These resources will offer guidance to individuals, parents, teachers and mental health practitioners in nurturing emotional wellbeing, building resilience and encouraging personal growth.
Details, age guidance, contents and pricing will be shared when this resource is available.
This package is being prepared. Purchases and downloads are not yet available.
Details, age guidance, contents and pricing will be shared when this resource is available.
This package is being prepared. Purchases and downloads are not yet available.
Details, age guidance, contents and pricing will be shared when this resource is available.
This package is being prepared. Purchases and downloads are not yet available.
These resources are educational support tools. They are not diagnostic instruments, emergency services or substitutes for individual professional care.
Contact the practice
Contact the practice for information about services, suitability, session formats or the booking process. Please avoid sending detailed clinical or emergency information through ordinary contact channels.