Molebogeng Moholo Clinical Psychologist

29/01/2026

Not all help is the same! Professional help matters!

13/01/2026

Congratulations to the matric class of 2025!
Please note that the results do not reflect your full potential or worth. If you ever feel overwhelmed, please remember that there is help available and it is ok to ask for help.

12/01/2026

As our practice continues to expand in response to the growing needs of our clientele, a locum psychologist position has become available. This opportunity is suited to a practitioner seeking to contribute to a well-established private practice, with potential for longer-term collaboration.

01/01/2026

2025 was a season of growth shaped by an array of emotions and lessons. I’m deeply grateful for such experiences and opportunities to serve, walk alongside my clients on their journey, and to share my voice as a speaker. This experience has humbled me and reaffirmed my purpose.

I’m truly grateful to everyone who allowed me to walk this journey with them. Cheers to resilience, growth, and meaningful impact.
Looking forward to 2026!

29/12/2025

I’m always grateful for an opportunity to serve! Tune in to MotswedingFM tomorrow as we will be exploring how to adjust to change!

24/12/2025

09/12/2025

As this year draws to an end, my heart is filled with gratitude for every client who has trusted me with their stories, their pain and their healing. Thank you for allowing me to walk besides you and to hold space for you. Your commitment towards your healing and growth continues to inspire me. Here’s to rest, renewal, and returning with a full cup.

08/12/2025

Growing up in an African community, I was raised to believe that rest equated to laziness, while constant work equated to productivity; resilience; and being “hard-working.” Rest was something you earned, not something you were allowed to prioritise.

Through my personal experiences of evolving and especially through my journey as a psychologist, I’ve learned to unlearn those old narratives. I started understanding that rest is not optional but necessary to prevent burnout as well as to assist me in showing up with intention for my clientele.

04/12/2025

In as much as healing is our responsibility, so is resting. May we learn to normalise rest as much as we normalise other responsibilities.

18/11/2025

Gift exchange with colleagues!

I’m grateful to have moments such as these where we can simply be. Stepping out of our roles as therapists to unwind, laugh, connect with our inner child, and just enjoy each other’s presence is truly fulfilling . These moments fill my cup, ground me, and make the journey even sweeter.

29/10/2025

I am grateful to have been part of the 2nd South African Mental Health Conference, hosted by the FPD . Over two days, experts; advocates; and community leaders came together to share insights, strengthen conversations, and move our mental health systems from evidence to action.

As a psychologist with a special interest in mental health advocacy, I found the discussions both transformative and deeply affirming, a reminder of how collective effort and shared learning can drive real change in the mental health landscape.

02/09/2025

Tune in tonight as we will be exploring this topic further!