My name is Zama Dladla I am a Clinical Psychologist based in Pretoria. My practice is situated on 258B Jean Ave, Die Hoewes, Centurion, and I am registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa as an independent Clinical Psychologist.

My full name is Zamahlophe, which is a Zulu name that means belonging to the Hlophe clan. I am a Psychotherapist passionate about belonging as well as human connection; belonging to self, healthy connections with others, and repairing disconnections with self and others.

My practice is predominantly therapy based where I assist clients with varying emotional and psychological challenges such as: depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, mood disorders, stress, obsessive compulsive disorder, eating disorders, life adjustment, relationship issues, sexual dysfunction, sexuality, personality disorders, and sexual abuse.

Additionally, I am open to assisting corporate companies – providing talks and group trainings tailored for the needs (conflict resolution, staff development, stress management and emotional functioning: vulnerability, need expression, group functioning) of the company. I offer school talks for teachers and parents on requested topics. On request, I do keynote speaking, presentations, and expert panel discussions on radio and other forms of media platforms. I contribute to journalistic articles on request for magazines and newspapers on request. I also provide mentorship to aspiring psychologists.

I am most fulfilled when I am able to walk with a client through distress, and gradually seeing them achieve relief and balance in their life. In my practice, I adopt a holistic approach to fit the needs of my clients, I am cognisance and respectful of religion, race, spirituality, and sexuality (LGBTQI+ friendly).

My services are available in English and IsiZulu.

Where I am today, is the culmination of various meaningful moments, learnings and experiences in different contexts. I consider the following experiences as contributing significantly to the development of my understanding of the human condition and its intricacies: