The Counselling Hub, Woodstock

07/09/2026

BREAKING THE SILENCE: A Conversation on Su***de Awareness & Prevention
As we approach World Su***de Prevention Day in September, we’re creating space for an important conversation about something we are increasingly seeing in our counselling spaces: suicidal ideation and suicidality.
Join The Counselling Hub for an open and honest discussion bringing together different perspectives from the mental health field:

🗣️ One of our student registered counsellors
🧠 Tracy Feinstein from SADAG
🤝🏼 A representative from Lifeline Western Cape

Together, we’ll explore the increase in suicide-related concerns being seen at The Counselling Hub and across the broader mental health sector, what this can look like in counselling, how professionals can recognise the signs, and most importantly, how we can respond with care, compassion and appropriate support.

This is a conversation about recognising the signs, breaking the silence and strengthening our collective response to people who may be struggling.

📅 Thurday, 10 September 2026
⏰ 10:00-11:00
📍 LIVE on Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/share/1BrNZF4ZTn/?mibextid=wwXIfr

🤍 Practical insights. Real conversations. Meaningful
support.

If you are a mental health professional, student counsellor, volunteer, community member or simply someone who wants to better understand how we can support those experiencing suicidal thoughts, this conversation is for you.

Share this post and join us. Let’s create more spaces where difficult conversations can happen safely and openly.


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25/08/2026

We sincerely apologise for the technical difficulties that affected today’s Facebook Live. 💚

Breaking the Silence is a conversation that matters, and we are committed to bringing it to you.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We’ll share the new date soon. 💚

24/08/2026

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20/08/2026

BREAKING THE SILENCE: A Conversation on Su***de Awareness & Prevention 💚

As we approach World Su***de Prevention Day in September, we’re creating space for an important conversation about something we are increasingly seeing in our counselling spaces: suicidal ideation and suicidality.

Join The Counselling Hub for an open and honest discussion bringing together different perspectives from the mental health field:

🗣️ One of our student registered counsellors
🧠 Ntuthu Mpondo, our Clinical Psychologist and Supervisor
🤝 A representative from Lifeline Western Cape

Together, we’ll explore the increase in suicide-related concerns being seen at The Counselling Hub and across the broader mental health sector, what this can look like in counselling, how professionals can recognise the signs, and most importantly, how we can respond with care, compassion and appropriate support.

This is a conversation about recognising the signs, breaking the silence and strengthening our collective response to people who may be struggling.

📅 Tuesday, 25 August 2026
⏰ 09:30–10:30
📍 LIVE on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1H3X2aBfej/

💚 Practical insights. Real conversations. Meaningful support.

If you are a mental health professional, student counsellor, volunteer, community member or simply someone who wants to better understand how we can support those experiencing suicidal thoughts, this conversation is for you.

Share this post and join us. Let’s create more spaces where difficult conversations can happen safely and openly.

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31/07/2026

Better care begins with better understanding. 🤝💚

At The Counselling Hub, we believe that meaningful mental health support respects every person's culture, faith, and lived experience. It was a privilege to connect with the Muslim Judicial Council - SA and fellow organisations to strengthen partnerships, build referral pathways, and learn from one another.

Together, we're creating a community where everyone can access compassionate, culturally responsive mental health care.

31/07/2026

As a project of The SACAP Foundation, The Counselling Hub was thrilled to attend the HCI Foundation’s event at Southern Sun Garden Court, honouring their Community Transport Programme in partnership with Golden Arrow Bus Services.

Safe, accessible transport plays a crucial role in ensuring individuals can access the care and community support they need. Thank you HCI Foundation and Golden Arrow Bus Services for your dedication to making a difference!

📸 Pictured: Jamala Safari & Malusi Ntoyapi from HCI, together with representatives from The SACAP Foundation & The Counselling Hub, Woodstock

22/07/2026

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21/07/2026

Join our GROWING team at the Counselling Hub!

We are recruiting for two full-time roles based in Woodstock, Cape Town:

Project Coordinator
A hands-on social media and operations role supporting content creation, public engagement, workshops and events, finance and procurement administration, site coordination and general project delivery.

Project Administrator
A client-facing reception, bookings and administrative role supporting counselling enquiries, appointment scheduling, waitlist management, client records and general project administration.

Full role descriptions and application details are included in the attached vacancies pack.

Applications close at 09h00 on Monday, 3 August 2026.

Join our GROWING team at the Counselling Hub! We are recruiting for two full-time roles based in Woodstock, Cape Town: Project Coordinator A hands-on social media and operations role supporting content creation, public engagement, workshops and events, finance and procurement administration, site co...

18/07/2026

How will you be spending your 67 minutes?

16/06/2026

Honouring the voices, dreams, and potential of our youth.**

This Youth Day, The Counselling Hub was proud to support the Cindy Foundation in creating meaningful spaces where young people feel seen, heard, and empowered.

As we reflect on the courage and resilience of the youth who shaped our history, we remain committed to supporting the wellbeing, growth, and future of the next generation.

Together, we can continue to inspire hope, build stronger communities, and invest in the leaders of tomorrow.