Individual Therapy
Support for anxiety, stress, phobias, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief and bereavement.
Person-centred counselling and psychological support for adults and couples, with care for anxiety, stress, depression, trauma, grief, disability-related challenges and mental health assessments.
Consultation
R1,000 cash rate
Practice No.
0444359
Location
Florida Park, Roodepoort
Private Practice
Counselling Psychologist · Randburg and Roodepoort
Hanro Lourens is a counselling psychologist registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa and the Board of Healthcare Funders. His practice is based in Florida Park, Roodepoort, and is accessible to clients in Randburg, Roodepoort and the greater Johannesburg area.
His work is grounded in an empathic and accepting climate where clients can speak openly, feel understood, and work through their needs and struggles without judgement.
Hanro subscribes to a person-centred approach, creating a warm, safe and non-judgemental environment where clients can express themselves freely.
His training includes Person-Centred Therapy, psycho-analysis, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Brain Working Recursive Therapy. The approach is adapted to the client’s circumstances, context and unique needs.
The goal is to help clients better understand their inner experience so that meaningful outward change can become possible.
Services include adult individual therapy, couples counselling, trauma support, disability counselling, BWRT, mental health assessments and online therapy.
Support for anxiety, stress, phobias, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief and bereavement.
A balanced, non-biased space for partners to share openly, understand relationship patterns and work through difficulties.
Brain Working Recursive Therapy is a brief therapy focused on the feelings and emotions connected to difficult memories.
Care for clients affected by traumatic events, with a safe therapeutic environment that supports trust and emotional processing.
Support for people navigating physical disability, injury, chronic illness, social barriers and the psychological impact of disability.
Assessments to determine whether a diagnosable mental health condition may be present in legal, workplace, adoption or injury-on-duty contexts.
Online or tele-therapy is offered through platforms such as Zoom or Skype. It can be helpful when travelling is difficult, privacy is a concern, or a client prefers the convenience of attending from a comfortable private space.
Mental health assessments may be used in legal matters, court cases, adoption processes, workplace competency or fitness situations, and injury-on-duty trauma contexts.
The client completes several assessments or tests, usually taking one to two hours.
An interview is conducted with the client, usually around one hour.
The assessment results are evaluated and a report is prepared.
The report is sent to the client or the authority that requested the assessment.
Contact the practice
Reach out to enquire about availability, therapy options, online sessions, or whether a mental health assessment may be appropriate for your situation.