Dr. Elize Coetsee Clinical Psychologist — Psychologist in Hamilton City, G1
AddressOrange Tree Grove 4 Claudelands Road Hamilton East Hamilton 3216, Hamilton City, G1
Websitewellbeingpsychology.nz
Dr. Elize Coetsee is a Clinical Psychologist with experience in South Africa and New Zealand. She holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology and has been practicing since 2010. Dr. Coetsee works with adults, employing an eclectic therapeutic approach that draws from various psychological models to meet individual client needs. Her approach is informed by a biopsychosocial spiritual model and a humanitarian stance, focusing on building therapeutic relationships. She is interested in identifying generational behaviour patterns and epigenetic resilience, viewing trauma and challenges as opportunities for growth. Dr. Coetsee has a particular interest in traumatic loss, bereavement, death, and dying, drawing on the work of figures like Viktor Frankl and Elizabeth Kubler-Ross. She aims to guide clients toward transformation, actualization, and balance through self-awareness and reflection in a supportive environment.
Best for
- Adults
- Individuals experiencing traumatic loss
- Those navigating grief and bereavement
| Key services | Clinical psychology services, Psychological assessment, Treatment of mental health conditions |
| Tags | clinical psychologist, hamilton city, waikato region, trauma, bereavement, grief, loss, adults, psychological assessment, eclectic approach |
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