Victim Support Groups and Information - (South African and International)

Victim Support Group in Roodepoort, Greater Johannesburg

The Institute is starting up victim support groups for victims of emotional and physical violence in the workplace in the Johannesburg area. Please E-mail us to join a group.

Are you the victim of harassment, abuse or bullying at the workplace? Are you stressed, unfairly dismissed or have you been or are you facing retrenchment? Do you need advice and empowerment? I'm here for you and offer a free e-mail and telephone helpline service to get through the difficult period, to assist you in obtaining legal advice if necessary and to help you re-direct your life after traumatic incidents. Be pro-active and CONTACT Dr Susan Steinman.

Our Medical Advisor, Counsellors and Legal Team

Medical Advisor

Dr Andy Beke, of the University of Pretoria School of Public Health can take care of the physical wellness evaluations/needs of your organisation and do check-up and wellness consultations for staff members.

Counselling Services

Cape Town Representative

Dr Kathy Collins, of the University of Cape Town is the Workplace Dignity Institute representative in Cape Town - both for SOLVE workshops and for those in need of counselling. 

Gauteng Region

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If you need advice or professional services arranged with our team, please contact Dr Susan Steinman .  Please note that our counsellors and legal team do charge a consultation fee below the average price for their professional services, while telephone and e-mail advice from Dr Susan Steinman is free of charge.

 

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