Nicole Pottas: Paarl Clinical Psychologist
Your partner in mental health – based in Paarl, Western Cape, South Africa
Nicole Pottas
Your partner in mental welness
As a Clinical Psychologist based in Paarl, I’m dedicated to promote mental health and well-being. I believe you deserve to have a life worth living that is vibrant, fulfilling and meaningful. As you navigate through difficult life challenges, my aim is to extend a compassionate, helping hand without judgement or blame. I am committed to enhance your mental health and well-being with you by providing evidence based, personalised care. Together, we can partner on your journey towards healing and inner peace so you can ultimately live a more satisfying life. You don’t have to face this journey alone.
My Services
Paarl Clinical Psychologist
In my practice I focus on various life challenges but I have a special interest in working with people who struggle with the following: bipolar & depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma and stress disorders, substance use disorders and personality disorders.
Promoting mental health and well-being in adults and teenagers facing various life challenges.
Therapy that gets to the heart of the matter to promote healthy, loving and fulfilling relationships.
Expert witness services including competency to stand trial, criminal capacity and RAF assessments.
About Me
Nicole Pottas
Clinical Psychologist based in Paarl
My passion is to help people find healthy and sustainable ways of living well by co-creating an empathic, nurturing and non-judgemental space. I believe that we all have the innate ability for the growth and transformation that is required to build meaningful, fulfilling lives. People experience me as a warm, caring and compassionate person who gives genuine unconditional support.
Investing in your mental health and emotional well-being
Reaching out for help...
I understand that reaching out for therapy can be daunting and it is completely normal to feel uncertain or apprehensive about it. At the same time, it is important to acknowledge that coming for therapy does not mean you have a “disorder” and it is not a sign of “weakness”. Instead, it is an act of self-care and bravery as it takes a certain amount of courage to share your inner world with someone. Many people, including successful, high achieving individuals engage in therapy to manage their stress, improve relationships and maintain their well-being. Therapy is a tool that empowers you to face your life challenges more effectively so you can live a life that is worth living.