Rinae Mukhoro

HPCSA registered Clinical Psychologist- MA Clinical Psych(PS0161004)

I see psychological challenges not only as individual struggles, but as experiences shaped by our relationships, cultures, histories, and the broader systems we move through. This perspective helps me meet each person with curiosity, respect, and humility. I am especially mindful of the barriers that can prevent people from accessing or continuing therapy; whether emotional, social, or practical. I am committed to creating an approach that is compassionate, grounded, and truly sustainable within the realities of everyday life.

My background reflects extensive exposure to clinical psychology across diverse settings, integrating academic training, hands-on clinical work, and research that prioritizes accessible, inclusive, and culturally responsive mental health care. I am passionate about evidence-based interventions that honor a person’s unique context and support meaningful, long-term change.

In therapy, my style is warm, empathetic, and insight-oriented. I value genuine human connection and strive to create a space where clients feel seen, held, and understood. At the same time, I bring thoughtful psychological insight to help clients make sense of their internal worlds. My hope is for every person I work with to feel safe enough to explore, supported enough to grow, and respected in their journey. At the core of my work is a simple but powerful belief: to serve with kindness is to help people find their way back to themselves.

Princess Shabangu

Research Psychologist | Trauma & Mental Health Research

I am a research psychologist and doctoral researcher specialising in trauma, mental health, and psychological intervention research. My work focuses on understanding how psychological research can be translated into effective, accessible, and evidence-informed practice.

I bring experience in research design, qualitative and quantitative methods, programme evaluation, data analysis, academic writing, and research consulting. My areas of interest include trauma and PTSD, digital mental health, psychological interventions, implementation science, and improving access to quality mental healthcare, particularly in resource-constrained contexts.

Within the practice, I support the development and evaluation of research-informed programmes and services, helping to turn clinical questions into meaningful research, evidence, and practical solutions. I am passionate about making research useful—not simply producing knowledge, but using it to strengthen psychological practice and improve outcomes for individuals and communities.