

. bringing calm . making sense . restoring hope .
Geheel Services
Contact Geheel for a free 30-minute online introduction session!

Individual counselling
Provided online or in person
Get unstuck!
Work through the past
Unpack loss and grief
Find yourself again
Believe in yourself again
Cope with daily stress
Feel less overwhelmed by emotions
Adjust to life changes
R400 per session

Couples counselling
Provided online or in person
Get unstuck!
Work through struggles
Stop having the same argument
Reconnect with your partner
Prepare for marriage
Move forward after betrayal
Adjust to relationship changes
R550 per session

Hello! I’m Rouxlé Stroebel, the counsellor behind Geheel. I'm a specialist wellness counsellor (spesialis welstandsberader) with the ASCHP. I offer supportive counselling to adults and couples. I work with people who are high-functioning, but are quietly exhausted. They feel overwhelmed, stuck in cycles of self-doubt and overthinking. They are people-pleasing yet disconnected from themselves and others. I help individuals and couples better understand these patterns as well as find ways to break free from these patterns.
While I provide non-faith-based counselling, I approach my clients from a Christian perspective, recognising inherent value and unique purpose. I strive to create a non-judgmental and accepting environment, regardless of clients' beliefs and backgrounds, allowing them to share their mistakes, fears, and hopes in a safe space. I am continually inspired by the strength and resilience of the clients I work with. Together we can foster personal and relationship growth.

The name Geheel reflects my approach to counselling. Geheel is the Afrikaans word for "whole." I believe in embracing the entirety of each individual, recognizing that every client is a wonderfully complex and unique person. Each person comprises body, mind, and spirit, shaped by their past, present, and future. When clients come to Geheel, they are welcomed as their whole selves. There’s no need to conceal any part of who they are to be accepted. Everyone is encouraged to show up as they are—you're welcome, all of you is welcome.





