I am also certified as an Imago Clinical Relationship Therapist as well as an EFT (Emotional Focused Couples Therapy) therapist. I have completed my EFT training for individuals with Lorrie Brubacher in New York. (EFIT). Currently I am an EFT Supervisor in Training with ICEEFT.
I have a practice in Lynnwood, Pretoria and I also have an Online Practice for Teletherapy.
083 625 5686 | cswart4therapy@gmail.com
How I Help Clients:
Individual Counselling
I help individuals who are dealing with life difficulties, and help them to return to full functioning as soon as possible. Online and face to to face options exist.
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Couples Counselling
I can help with couples with relationships, marital issues and premarital counselling. I also offer multi-day intensives.
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Trauma Counselling
Trauma can be difficult to navigate because often we do not give it the attention it deserves. I can help you work through trauma using various therapies.
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Intensives
These a multiple, full-day workshops that I spend with a couple to help them work through obstacles in their relationship.
Articles
Please see the full list of my articles, that will give you a good understanding of my approach, as well as the different therapies I offer.
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I also work with therapists:
You might be working towards EFT certification, or perhaps you’re already a certified Emotionally Focused Therapist. Regardless of where you are on your EFT journey, we can all use support. I can help you.
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Articles I've written:
Being able to sleep without drugs
The first medication approved specifically for sleep was Dalmane (flurazepam) in 1970. Twelve years later, Halcion (triazolam) was developed and became the world’s best selling sleep aid. Today, Ambien (zolpidem) and Lunesta (eszopiclone) are some of the most popular medications around. Considering that approximately one in three Americans suffer from insomnia,
Recovering from divorce
If you’re having trouble letting go: There is life after this marriage. As hard as it is to believe right now, one day this marriage will just be something you did once. You’ll go on and you’ll have what you create. Get out of denial Ask yourself: Do you really want this
When to seek couple counselling
Marriage rates supposedly are on the decline. While it’s an oft-repeated statistic that 50 percent of first marriages end in divorce, that number has remained unchanged for the past 30 years. Divorce rates also vary with the partners’ level of education, religious beliefs, and many other factors. But when divorce
