- Crisis Counselling
- Pastoral Counselling
- Spiritual Counselling
- Family Therapy
- Couples Therapy
- Forensic Psychology
- Mood Disorders
- Anxiety Disorders
- Eating Disorders
- Pain Management
- Substance Abuse
- Addictions
- Learning Problems in Children
- Mediation
- Psychometric Testing
- Career Counselling
- Industrial Psychology
Dr Adelbert Scholtz
Christian Counselling Psychologist
HPCSA Number: PS 58157
Practice Number: 8639663
Gender: Male
Languages: Afrikaans, English, German
& Dutch
Range of Fees: According to the tariff
structure of medical aid funds; 15%
discount for cash payments
Consulting Rooms:
67 Brookside Village
Schapenberg Road
SOMERSET WEST
(Behind Vergelegen Medi-Clinic)
Phone for appointments:
021 852 6978 / 083 583 1476
E-mail:
adelbertscholtz@hotmail.com
Career Counselling
What is career counselling?
Career counselling is a significant part of one’s journey, enabling one to take a step closer to one's dream job. It's a beacon of hope for those who are unhappy with their current line of work, offering relief and a path towards a more suitable career. Through career counselling, you can make informed decisions about the type of career you wish to pursue. Children selecting subjects for matric, and those who leave school unsure of what field they would like to pursue, should consider career counselling, which is informative and provides guidance and direction towards their passion. It’s important to remember that success in one’s career is dependent on key factors such as aptitude, interest, motivation and opportunity. These are important factors to consider when choosing a career path that leads to success.
What can I learn through career counselling?
During career counselling, your psychologist helps you identify your unique interests, values, strengths, and skills to understand who you are, what you hope to achieve, and the career you will enjoy most that aligns with your preferences. They help you discover different career paths, sparking your curiosity and allowing you to explore all options to see what suits you best.
It’s your counsellor’s job to guide you through various options, explain the different types of career paths and what they entail, so you can choose a suitable job path best aligned to your interests and goals, providing you with a clear and reassuring career path.
Your psychologist is here to equip you with practical skills that will make you feel prepared and capable. These skills include the value of resume writing, interview preparation, and understanding current job market trends. They are not only beneficial for career planning but also for crisis management, such as job loss or a change in career fields, and the stress that comes with life changes.