The word pivot, on the other hand, is about – in the midst of this constant motion – to stop, think, reflect, look around, consider one’s options before making your next move – ensuring that it’s a considered, mindful and strategic step.
Also, to be the pivot of a situation means to be the centre, the core or heart of an issue – the raison d’être or reason for being.
I am excited to join people on their personal journey of discovery, helping them follow their unique path and encouraging them to explore unchartered territory. I use a selection of relevant theories, techniques and tools to guide people through critical stages in their lives.
I have over a decade’s experience in the development and use of psychometric assessments and believe that, when chosen carefully and appropriately, these can have a very positive effect. Helping people make the most of the decision-making that lies ahead of them.
On a personal note, I am a wife and mother of two gorgeous girls.
I love collaborating with amazing colleagues – from working together, presenting at conferences, publishing articles to forging connections and partnerships. Please explore a few examples below if it piques your interest:
UJ and GWF partner to unlock the potential of rural youth through impactful research

That is how PIVOT Psychology was born. The triskelion in the logo, is a symbol with many meanings. The one I love is the celtic meaning of ‘constant forward motion in the endeavour to reach understanding’ – hence my motto ‘thrive through change’