ThinkGroup

Reviews that help you find the right psychologist in South Africa

ThinkGroup collects structured feedback from people who have actually sat in the room. Consultation style, waiting times, medical aid claims, telehealth options, how the intake felt. Alongside the reviews we publish plain-language explainers on first sessions, GP referrals and the difference between a clinical psychologist and a counsellor.

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Filter by suburb, session language, approach and whether evening or weekend slots exist. Practitioners can claim a listing and respond to feedback. Seen a therapist in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban or Pretoria? Add your review so the next person has an easier time choosing.

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Someone else is deciding right now

A review about waiting times, a first session that felt rushed, or a practice that finally explained medical aid claims in plain terms — that is what shortens the search for the next person. If you have sat in a consulting room in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban or Pretoria, your account belongs here.

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What we ask for

  • How long you waited for a first appointment
  • Whether evening or weekend slots were offered
  • How the practice handled medical aid authorisation
  • Whether sessions ran in person or over telehealth
  • How comfortable the intake actually felt

Read next, before you book

Three pieces that answer the questions people ask us most often, from what the first hour actually looks like to how registration changes what your medical aid will pay for.

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First sessions

What Actually Happens in a First Therapy Session

The intake hour broken into stages: what gets asked, what you can leave out, and how the session usually closes.

Read the walkthrough

Registration

Clinical Psychologist or Counsellor: How the Registration Differs

Protected titles, scope of practice, and why the distinction matters when a GP refers you or a claim goes in.

See the comparison

Changing practitioners

Switching Therapists Without Making It Awkward

How to raise it in the last session, what to ask the next psychologist, and how to carry context across.

Read the guide
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