FACILITY MANAGER
BA Hons Psych
Roxanne has her finger on the pulse of Recovery. She has a Degree in Psychology from the University of Cape Town as well as a Honours in Psychology from SACAP. She has worked with the most challenging of all addictions, Eating Disorders, which has given her a sound understanding of the processes and behavioural mechanisms that keep addiction in place.
Her hands on experience makes for a balanced therapeutic relationship with the residents at Tharagay Place. Roxanne challenges her clients to reach their full potential – to empower individuals to integrate and develop a life rooted in recovery but with the residents doing the groundwork. She can maintain the firm boundaries needed to ensure a structured, supportive environment from which our clients can grow and prosper. What more could you want?
Roxanne, while not ignoring the gravity of addiction, strongly believes recovery has to be fun, if it is to sustain itself. So at Tharagay Place, she tries to create an environment that supports the idea of recovery as a new found freedom, rather than a prison sentence.
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