Roselyn Tshuma

Entry-level psychologist with a passion for clinical, community, counselling, and organizational psychology. Dedicated to promoting mental wellness, assertiveness, and resilience through tailored interventions and psycho-education. Experienced in providing therapeutic interventions to over 100 adolescents, youths, and women dealing with issues related to drugs and domestic violence. Skilled in helping children with various ailments overcome their fears through recreational and educational activities. Committed to advocating for mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and fostering a culture of empathy. Eager to leverage educational and professional experience to embrace new challenges and make a positive impact.

• 2022, Diploma in Mental Health, Alison
• 2022, Fundamentals of health and Social care, Alison
• 2022, Supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities and mental health, Alison
• 2022, Understanding Dementia, University of Tasmania
• 2020, Healthcare Assistant Certificate, Cetex Institute
• 2014, Governance, Conflict Analysis and Conflict Management, International

• Providing one-on-one or group counseling, helping individuals navigate mental health challenges, and facilitating therapeutic interventions.
• Applying psychological principles to improve workplace dynamics, employee well-being, and organizational performance.
• Promoting mental health and well-being, designing interventions for stress management, and working on health-related behaviour change.
• Specializing in the psychological development of children and adolescents, addressing issues like behavioural problems, learning difficulties, and family dynamics.

Awarded a SAVUSA scholarship in Den Haag, Netherlands