About me
My name is Ayanda Dlamini-Wolff MBACP (she/her) and I am a black non-disabled cis het woman. I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor currently offering therapy sessions with adults online and in person in English nesiZulu.
I came to counselling following a career in market research. What I brought with me from that career is a deep curiosity about people and how they understand themselves and the world around them. After my own journey of transformation, which was facilitated by therapy, I trained as counsellor in the hopes of facilitating spaces of exploration and transformation for others.
My approach
I trained at The Minster Centre and my integrative approach means I am able to tailor my practice to address your individual concerns. I draw primarily on relational, existential and embodied approaches. This means considering the role relationships have played in shaping your experience (including with yourself, within your family and wider society); exploring the meaning you make of your concerns and ways that your concerns can manifest themselves in/through your body. I have also completed specialist experiential training on:
Family and Belonging
Skills for Trauma
Working with the Impact of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Death and Bereavement
Working with Erotic Charge
Time Limited Therapy