The Team

Samantha is a Play Therapist and Specialist Wellness Counsellor with expertise in Early Developmental Trauma and Circle of Security Parenting. She holds an Honours Degree in Psychology and is completing her Master’s in Play Therapy through Leeds Beckett University.

Passionate about helping children heal and grow, Samantha provides a safe space for them to process experiences, overcome challenges, and build resilience. She collaborates closely with parents and teachers to ensure holistic support tailored to each child's needs.

Amy is a Speech and Language Therapist with a Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology. She has completed the PROMPT Introduction Course which is a very useful therapy tool when working with children with speech and praxis problems. In addition, she has recently extended her training into dysphagia and feeding and has completed a Dysphagia for Speech-Language Therapists module through The University of Auckland (July 2020) and the SOFFI full course (Supporting Oral Feeding in Fragile Infant-November 2021).Amy is originally from Johannesburg and recently moved to the beautiful city of Cape Town in 2021. She is warm, friendly, and deeply grateful that she gets to wake up each morning to not only share her knowledge and passion about paediatric speech-language therapy but also to learn from the wonderful children and parents/caregivers she meets. She believes that acceptance, mutual respect, and teamwork are the essence of any good, collaborative relationship and are crucial in the therapeutic environment between therapist, child, and parent/caregiver.Qualifications:Bachelor’s Degree in Speech and Hearing Therapy (Wits)Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology (Wits)Courses:PROMPT Introduction CourseDysphagia for Speech-Language Therapists Module-The University of Auckland (July 2020)SOFFI Full Course (Supporting Oral Feeding in Fragile Infant-November 2021).

Amanda is a clinical dietitian and mom with over 10 years of experience specializing in pediatrics, including outpatient care and working in neonatal and pediatric ICUs. She focuses on fostering a positive relationship with food while ensuring optimal nutrition for growth and development.

Amanda can assist with infant feeding, introducing solids, picky eating, allergies, growth concerns, nutrient deficiencies, and managing conditions like epilepsy, autism, cardiac defects, and more.

Dr. Sadeeka Williams, fondly known as “Dr. Dee,” is a Cape Town native who completed her medical training at UCT. With experience at Tygerberg, Red Cross, and George Hospital, she brings expertise in caring for newborns to adolescents. Dr. Dee has a special interest in growth and neurodevelopment, particularly in the first 1000 days, and is trained in Griffiths neurodevelopmental assessments. She is available for sessions at the practice and can be booked via Recomed.