His professional journey began as a student psychologist at the Africa Centre in Mtubatuba, where he provided psychological support to the organisation’s employees. He later served as a student counsellor at the Student Counselling and Career Centre at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape.
Following this, he joined the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) as a psychologist at Ebongweni Correctional Centre in Kokstad—South Africa’s highest security prison—where he delivered comprehensive psychological services to incarcerated individuals.
With over 12 years of experience in the field, Vuyani has since transitioned into full-time private practice, where he continues to offer a broad range of psychological services to diverse communities. His extensive background reflects a deep commitment to mental health and well-being across both institutional and private settings.

African psychology, spirituality, health, and illness

Indigenous knowledge systems

Cultural aspects of counseling

Family issues or dynamics

Bereavement/ grief

Alcohol and drug dependency

Sexual issues

HIV/AIDS and illness

Stress, burnout & depression

Anxiety

Pregnancy and choices

Adjustment issues: relating to pregnancy, birth, school, career, marriage, illness or even death and traumatic experiences or events.

Low self-esteem or self-confidence

Any issues of adjustment or life challenges such as loneliness and neglect and more

Anger/conflict management

NB: With special interests in Integrating Traditional/Indigenous Healing Practices into Counselling and Psychotherapy.



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