"I feel better in myself
after talking to the counsellor"


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Published on February 1st, 2022 | by simon

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Annemarie-Walsh

Annemarie Walsh holds an MSc in Systemic Psychotherapy from Clanwilliam Institute, and is in the final stages of working towards registration as a family therapist. She also has a Masters in Health Psychology. Annemarie currently provides systemic therapy for both teens and adults and their families in Clanwilliam Institute and also enjoys providing therapy to children and adolescents and their families in a school environment.




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