WELCOME
“Your brain is powerful enough to create fear. Imagine what it could do when it creates hope”
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Kimona Premjith is a Clinical Psychologist and Certified BrainWorking Recursive Therapy (BWRT) Practitioner based in Johannesburg, where she runs a clinical practice.
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Kimona provides short-term, brain-based therapy for high-functioning adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, phobia and performance anxiety.
Her approach is structured and focused on identifying and shifting the patterns that keep distress in place. The goal is to reduce symptoms effectively, helping clients return to normal functioning and lead more fulfilling lives.
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To book a session either in-person or online:
Email: therapy@kimonapremjith.com
Whatsapp: 081 024 7337
*Please note that all bookings or inquiries should be made via Whatsapp or email as I am often in session.
As Featured In
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Clicks ClubCard Dec 24/Jan 25
“Not-so-happy-Holidays?”
In this article, Kimona explores strategies for coping with grief and feelings of hopelessness during the holiday season
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Radio 702
Kimona was invited as a guest on the “Family Matters” radio show with Clement Manyathela to discuss the importance of self-esteem across the lifespan and its significance.
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Clicks ClubCard Apr/May 25
“Find the Colour”
In this article, Kimona explores the complexities of Postnatal Depression in both mothers and fathers, highlighting its symptoms and when to seek help.
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Clicks BabyClub Oct/Nov 25
“More Love for All”
In this article, Kimona offers guidance on helping families adjust to the arrival of a new baby and manage the transition in healthy ways.
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Clicks ClubCard Apr/May 26
“Bye Bye Mom Guilt”
In this article, Kimona unpacks the experience of “mom guilt,” helping women identify it and offering practical ways to manage it when it shows up.
