Erwin Lass
“It is the courage to continue that counts.”
Introduction:
Erwin Lass has over 3 decades in Therapeutic Psychology, obtaining qualifications from the University of Pretoria such as B.A in 1981, B.A. (Hons) in Psychology in 1983 and M.A Counseling Psychology in 1987. He is registered with the HPCSA and practices as a clinical psychologist. With military experience in psychology, Erwin offers invaluable support and guidance to his patients’ recovery.
Short summary:
Erwin specialises in general clinical psychological practice, diagnoses & treatment of Substance Abuse and dual Diagnoses. He still has the same passion for understanding and working with Psychological dynamics of human thinking, behaviour and interpersonal dynamics. I strongly believe working with people is an ongoing learning process.
Qualifications:
- B.A
- B.A (Hons) Psychology
- M.A Counseling Psychology
Erwin Lass's areas of interest:
Holistic Approach
Using a combination of science, theory, and clinical knowledge, Erwin Lass achieves comprehension and relieves psychologically-based stress to promote subjective mental wellness and personal development. Patients are healed within the context of a multidisciplinary team approach. He also specialises in the treatment of patients he has admitted to a Psychiatric Facility.
Acute Stress & Trauma
Erwin dealt with acute stress and trauma in his military career. He successfully integrated his knowledge and experience in the treatment of these conditions.
Forensic Psychology
Erwin Lass has vast experience in civil, litigation and Road Accident fund cases. He also deals with medical negligence as a specialist witness.
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