Lisa Grant-Stuart - Psychologist, Coach, Bookworm

Lisa Grant-Stuart - Psychologist, Coach, Bookworm M.Soc.Sci (Couns Psych) UKZN
Practice No: 0305987

Lisa Grant-Stuart is a Counselling Psychologist based in Ballito offering psychotherapy, Eye Movement Integration (EMI) therapy, BWRT(R), Resource Therapy (RT) and life-skills coaching. Ramblings in my quest for a more authentic life...

Lisa Grant-Stuart
Counselling Psychologist
M.Soc.Sci (Couns Psych) UKZN
Practice No: 0305987

10/08/2025

Happy Womens day 2025 from the (all ladies) team at Health Matters.

10/08/2025

Happy Women’s Day 2025 from the Health Matters ladies.

03/11/2024
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08/03/2024

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21/02/2024

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Our 2024 team ready to take on the year!

Loss… it comes in many forms. I am no stranger to loss. But recently, loss has manifested as friends and family moving a...
01/02/2024

Loss… it comes in many forms. I am no stranger to loss. But recently, loss has manifested as friends and family moving abroad (and for me, some clients) and the death of pets. Thinking of all who experience loss that is silent x

The best in the business!   she is also my gorgeous sister-in-law…but I will drive all the way to Hillcrest to see her f...
12/01/2024

The best in the business! she is also my gorgeous sister-in-law…but I will drive all the way to Hillcrest to see her for her absolutely magic hands!! Many, many times

🙌🏻 Meet the team 🙌🏻

Dr Nicole Moulder has been a practicing chiropractor for 18 years, qualifying from DUT IN 2003 with A Masters Degree in Chiropractic. Nicky practices diversified chiropractic (adjusting joint fixations and also utilising dry needling, massage, taping and exercise therapy) and neuro- impulse protocol. Neuro-impulse protocol is a gentle neurologically based technique for which she has completed basic, advanced and cranial courses. Nicky has a passion for helping people and loves treating patients from babies to mature adults.

15/12/2023

CAN THEY SEE ME CRY? 🫶🏽

A question I am often asked by parents…

Here’s how a part of my afternoon looked:

I heard the knock…

The door opened…

“Mom, I’m just coming for a hug.
I couldn’t find you.”

She saw the half-wiped tears…

“What’s wrong mom?”

“I’m sad my love. It’s normal to feel sad when someone you love is very sick…
Even mommies cry sometimes…”

She put her little arms around me…

“I understand, Mom”

After a few minutes, she went to fetch me a blanket from the cupboard- one that I have held onto for twenty seven years… It was my moms…

Off she went again- to make me tea and a card…

When she returned, we sat in silence together on my home office carpet, loading up on snuggles from my beloved rescue hound…

We sat some more…
Just being… (My medium sized hound was by that stage curled up on my lap- fast asleep and super cozy)

Here’s the thing:

It’s our role as parents to nurture our children’s pain, to hold the space for them, to offer comfort through our silent presence…

But we parents are human…
We don’t need to hide our humanity
We shouldn’t

It’s important for our children to see this side too…

At these times, our children feel valued and empowered-
When they know they can help,
When they can show us love in practical ways,
When they can embrace us with care (and tea, and love notes…)

Our kids need to know that big people cry too…
They need to know that although they are never responsible for any of our emotions, and it’s never their role to “fix” whatever space we are in, that we allow ourselves to feel…
deeply…
intensely…
painfully at times…

To feel is a human response…
not a “kid” one…

So in answer to that question:

“Can they see me cry?”

Yes, they absolutely can…

Talk them through it…
Normalize it
Humanize it

Let them see your tears
Let them know you feel

Gift your children the permission to be fully human and to experience ALL their emotions without shame… (because even grown ups feel these overwhelming things too sometimes, and they’re a completely normal and healthy part of the human experience)

With love and walking this messy and beautiful human journey with my two beautiful kids, one messy and beautiful day at a time,

Naomi ♥️

PS. My book 🌀BOUNCE is full-up with easy to digest neuroscience principles intertwined with beautiful and messy heart-to-heart parenting realities from my home and practice. If you want LOTS more on big emotions, regulation, connection and normalizing your parenting journey, grab your copy from anywhere that sells books! (So excited that so many of you have shared that it’s a gift for you waiting under your Christmas tree! Love that so much! ♥️🎄)

PPS: If you frequently find yourself sad and overwhelmed, please seek support from a mental health provider. Your own mental health is one of the greatest gifts you can give your children 🫶🏽

15/12/2023

Isn’t that the truth ❤️

08/12/2023

We all know that setting boundaries can be challenging 🙅

Clinical Psychologist Rafiq Lockhat shares advice to set healthy boundaries and have realistic expectations this festive season to help manage holiday stress

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Health Matters, Regency House, 3 Douglas Crowe Drive, Ballito
KwaDukuza
4420

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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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