Grant Scholtz Clinical Psychologist Tamboerskloof

Grant Scholtz Clinical Psychologist Tamboerskloof

About

Grant Scholtz is a registered Clinical Psychologist in private practice based in Tamboerskloof, Cape Town. His practice is driven by a deep curiosity about how individuals become their unique selves. Grant works with individuals from adolescence through adulthood.

Services

• Life Adjustment: Supports individuals in adapting to changes and challenges in life.
• Depression: Provides therapy for managing and overcoming depressive symptoms.
• Anger: Helps address and manage issues related to anger.
• Anxiety: Offers strategies and support for dealing with anxiety.
• Trauma: Assists with recovery and coping from traumatic experiences.
• Bereavement and Loss: Supports individuals through grief and loss.
• Personality Disorders: Works on managing and understanding personality disorders.
• Chronic Illness: Provides psychological support for chronic health conditions.
• Relationship Difficulties: Helps with issues in personal and work relationships.
• Work Relationship Difficulties: Addresses challenges and conflicts in the workplace.
• Personal Growth: Aids in personal development and self-improvement.

Additional Information

Qualifications:

• • M.A. Clinical Psychology and Community Counselling (SU)
  • Hons. B.Soc.Sc. Psychology (UKZN)
  • B.Com (UNISA)

Training:

• • Internship at Valkenberg Psychiatric Hospital, Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, Groote Schuur Hospital, and Dr Abdurahman Community Health Clinic.
  • Community service with the Department of Health, KwaZulu-Natal.

Professional Registrations:

• • Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA): PS0127027
  • Board of Healthcare Funders (BHF): Practice number 086 001 0622826
  • Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA)

Professional Association Memberships:

• • Cape Town Psychoanalytic Self Psychology Group
  • Cape Town Society for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

Grant believes psychotherapy is a unique opportunity for individuals to speak openly, think deeply, and experience their feelings with a trained professional. His approach is non-judgemental and collaborative, focusing on understanding and addressing difficulties in relation to one’s life. Sessions are typically 50 minutes long, held once per week.