First session is free.
Each session thereafter the following fees apply:
Virtual / Online
In-Person (Fourways, Johannesburg)
You will receive an invoice after your session to be paid upon receipt.
The invoice can be paid via EFT. Banking details will be provided on the invoice.
Yes! I can submit to medical aid on your behalf so you don’t have to pay cash.
Each session is 60 minutes long.
We will discuss this collaboratively once the intake session has been finalized.
Yes. You can contact me to arrange a payment plan.
No. I am registered with the HPCSA as a Registered Counsellor.
Unsure what that means? No problem. Check out these posts to understand the difference:
Psychologist vs. Registered Counsellor in South Africa
Sumarie Engelbrecht Private Practice operates independently and is entirely separate from Wholistic (Pty) Ltd. All counselling services provided are exclusively rendered under Sumarie Engelbrecht Private Practice, registered under the following numbers:
HPCSA Registration: PRC 0042480
Practice Number: 1142720
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