Stacey Chanquin Clinical Psychologist

24/12/2025

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14/09/2025

After all the insightful and thought-provoking presentations, we had a wonderful chance to connect and socialize at Africa’s very first BWRT Congress.

BWRT is truly making waves — bringing fresh, innovative approaches to mental health across the globe.

12/09/2025

Brain Working Recursive Therapy presentation 2025

12/09/2025

Today I had the privilege of co-presenting alongside my colleagues from UWC at the very first BWRT Congress in Africa. 🌍✨

We shared our work on BWRT as a responsive, brief-term intervention for student mental health at UWC, and it was an incredible experience to be part of such an inspiring platform.

The congress brought together brilliant mental health professionals from around the world, offering informative and thought-provoking presentations. It was wonderful to see BWRT explored from so many different perspectives and areas of practice.

Here’s to continuous learning, growth, and innovation in mental health care. 💙

20/08/2025

I took a mindful pause to appreciate the small beauties around us ( also hoping that these are signs of warmer days coming 😀)

10/08/2025

Happy Women’s Day 2025 🌸💪

WOMEN - you are celebrated— the ones thriving, the ones struggling with their physical or mental health, family, or life’s challenges, and every woman in between. You are seen, you are valued, and you matter.

Yesterday, I took part in the Totalsports Women’s Race — 10km of showing up for women from all walks of life. It wasn’t easy, but the stunning scenery and the way women encouraged one another along the way was truly heartwarming. Women cheering for women — that’s the energy we need every day.

May we continue to build each other up because there is more than enough space for everyone to shine. Women face unique challenges that only other women often truly understand… so let’s stand together, lift one another, and walk this journey side by side.

💜 “Here’s to strong women: may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.” — Unknown

Happy Women’s Day! ✨



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17/04/2025

Thursday affirmation

“I choose to be kind to myself today.”

Oftentimes, the hardest person to show kindness to is ourselves. Trust me... I know all about it. However, for today, let’s practice gentle self-talk, rest when we need to, and honor our limits without guilt.
Because kindness starts from within.

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18/03/2025

"Happy World Social Worker Day! 🌍✨

A big thank you to all the incredible social workers who are dedicated to supporting and uplifting others. Your compassion, dedication, and hard work make the world a better place every day. Keep making a difference!

14/02/2025

This picture was posted by a colleague today, and I thought that it was really profound and captured the essence of self-conpassion.

If your heart could speak to your mind, what would it say? 💙💭

Drop your kindest words to yourself in the comments!

20/01/2025

An absolutely delicious cuppacino. Exactly what I needed today

Thanks for the amazing coffee

14/01/2025

13/01/2025

Today marked my first day back at UWC since last year. In addition to my private practice, I also work at UWC within Student Support Services—a role that holds a special place in my heart. As a former full-time, struggling student at UWC, I deeply relate to many of the students I now support. This institution has given me a strong sense of belonging, and I feel privileged to give back in meaningful ways.

Whether through individual counseling, group sessions, or other platforms, I truly enjoy the work I do with students. I’m also grateful to be part of a multidisciplinary team of exceptional therapists, whose diverse perspectives inspire and challenge me. In contrast to the solitude of private practice, my time on campus allows me to connect, collaborate, and feel part of a larger community.

Today, I took a moment to savor the peace and quiet on campus, soaking in the beauty of my surroundings. Nature has always been my happy place. In just a few weeks, the stillness will be replaced by the vibrant energy of students returning to campus—a change I look forward to embracing.