For Healthcare and Clinical Referrers

Integrative Neurocoaching

I work in the mental health–adjacent, non-clinical space, providing neuroscience-informed coaching support to individuals who are experiencing emotional dysregulation, stress, burnout, or reduced functional capacity; often alongside ongoing therapeutic or medical care.

My role is to support nervous system regulation, self-leadership, and day-to-day functioning, while maintaining clear boundaries around diagnosis, treatment, and clinical intervention.

When Referral to Neurocoaching Is Appropriate

Clients who benefit most from referral typically:

• Are psychologically stable but functionally dysregulated
• Experience chronic stress, burnout, or emotional reactivity
• Struggle with nervous system overload impacting daily functioning
• Require support with self-regulation, stress tolerance, and behavioural integration
• Are already in therapy but need between-session regulation support
• Are resistant or fatigued by insight-only approaches
• This work is particularly suitable for high-functioning adults, professionals, and leaders under sustained pressure

Approach & Methodology

My work is grounded in:

• Neuroscience-informed coaching principles
• Nervous system regulation and stress physiology
• Assessment-driven coaching interventions
• Trauma-aware, non-exposure frameworks

I utilise structured assessments to understand:

• Stress load and burnout risk
• Regulation capacity
• Behavioural and coping patterns
• Self-leadership under pressure

The focus is on stabilisation, containment, and functional improvement.

Professional Background

I hold a Bachelor of Science from Stellenbosch University, with majors in Psychology, Computer Science, and Mathematics, supporting a structured, systems-based coaching orientation.

I am:

• A Certified Neuro Lifecoach (Institute for Multi-Level Neuro Processing)
• A Registered Coach with the International Coaches Register (ICR)

I have been in private practice since 2019 through Grounded for Life, offering remote and in-person sessions.

Collaboration & Communication

Where appropriate and with client consent, I am open to:

• Collaborative care alongside therapists or medical providers
• Clear communication regarding scope and role
• Referral back when clinical escalation is indicated

My intention is to support continuity of care, not fragmentation.