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Student Support Services

Belgium Campus iTversity provides free counselling and academic support through an educational psychologist and three professional counsellors. Students can seek guidance on personal and study-related challenges, with tailored assistance available.

Counselling & Confidentiality

Counselling sessions are confidential, ensuring a safe space for honest discussions. Exceptions include cases of harm, abuse, or legal requirements. Students can book sessions via email.

Disability Support & Accommodations

The Disability Unit promotes awareness and offers assistive technology and extended test/exam time for eligible students. Applications require healthcare documentation and must be submitted by semester deadlines. Emergency accommodations may be granted for specific conditions.

Vision Impairments & Exam Support

Students with vision impairments can apply for extra exam time and use dark mode. Approved accommodations must be communicated to lecturers and invigilators.

Counselling Assessments & Student Feedback

Assessments help track student progress, engagement, and challenges. Surveys, observations, and academic results analysis guide personalised support and intervention strategies.

Alisha Narine

Pretoria & Kempton Park Campus

narine.a@belgiumcampus.ac.za

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Lethlabile Selamolela

Pretoria & Kempton Park Campus

selamolela.l@belgiumcampus.ac.za

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Dr Nicolette de Wit

Pretoria & Kempton Park Campus

dewit.n@belgiumcampus.ac.za

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Aniqa Johnson

Stellenbosch Campus

johnson.a@belgiumcampus.ac.za

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Advocacy & Personal Development

Counselling fosters accountability and growth through goal setting, self-assessment, and peer support initiatives, empowering students in their academic and personal lives.

Career Development Services

Belgium Campus iTversity offers free career counselling, course transition guidance, and paid career assessments. These services help students refine career paths, strengthen employability, and plan for their professional futures.

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Alisha Narine

I have obtained a Bachelor of Psychology (BPsych Honors equivalent) degree from Midrand Graduate Institute of Higher Education. I use a variety of psychosocial interventions to help students thrive. I offer individual, group and family counselling. I offer short term supportive counselling and psychoeducation. My focus is on individual counselling with careful attention to learning disabilities and other disabilities such as autism that can have an impact on a person’s learning abilities.  The aim of these sessions is to offer preventative and accessible health initiatives to all students. 

 

The primary goal of counselling is to ensure the individual is content with their environment and thierself.  I provide psychological assessments that screen for mental health issues, personality profiling and psychoeducational assessments to help students with various learning abilities easily adjust to higher education and eventually their internships.

 

The inventions that I gravitate towards are solution focused therapy, gestalt therapy, narrative therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. I am often focused on providing support for students who have been diagnosed with mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and psychosis. 

Lethlabile L. Selamolela

I hold a Bachelor of Psychology degree (BPsych Honors equivalent) from Pearson Institute of Higher Education, and I hold a registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa. I offer individual, group and family counselling.
 
I offer short term supportive counselling and psychoeducation. The aim of these sessions is to offer preventative and accessible health initiatives to all students. I provide psychological assessments that screening for mental health issues, personality profiling and psychoeducational assessments to help students with various learning abilities easily adjust to higher education and eventually their internships.
 
I use holistic techniques in counselling sessions based on the students’ needs. However, there are some frequently used techniques such as solution focused brief therapy, cognitive behavioral techniques, mindfulness and some elements of positive psychology to foster students to become resilient, have great self-efficacy and take pride in attaining self-responsibility.
 

Dr Nicolette de Wit

Available on Tuesdays (admin building, office across boardroom) and Thursdays (online). Alternative days for online sessions can be arranged upon request.

Supporting student well-being through:

  • Psycho-educational assessments
  • Career assessments and career counselling
  • Individual counselling and therapy
  •  Academic support strategies
  • Mental health diagnoses and referral to external healthcare professionals

Supporting employee well-being through:

  • Individual counselling and support
  • Referral to external mental healthcare services if required

Qualifications

  • DEd in Educational Psychology – University of Johannesburg (UJ)
  • MEd in Educational Psychology (Cum Laude) – UJ
  • BA Honours in Psychology – University of the Free State (UFS)
  • PGCE (Cum Laude)(UNISA)
  • BCom – University of South Africa (UNISA)

Aniqa Johnson

Counselling Themes that can be explored: Study Skills, Time-management, Self Exploration, Emotional Regulation, Coping Skills, Trauma, Substance Use, Inner Child work, Anxiety and Depression, Relationships, Grief and Loss, Stress Management and more.

 

Services Provided: One-on-One Counselling Sessions, Group Sessions and Workshops