Welcome to Phoenix Counseling
Support for Adults, Teenagers, and Children
At Phoenix Counseling, we create a safe and compassionate space for healing, growth, and self-discovery. Whether you're navigating a specific challenge or simply feeling overwhelmed by life, we’re here to help you rise stronger.
Using a blend of talk therapy, play therapy, and art-based approaches, we tailor each session to meet your unique needs—whether you’re an adult, teen, or child.
We can help with:
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Behavioral challenges such as aggression, rebellion, or self-harm
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Emotional struggles like anxiety, depression, or emotional outbursts
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Trauma recovery, whether from ongoing childhood experiences or a single overwhelming event
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Grief and loss, helping you process and heal at your own pace
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Self-exploration and personal growth, including building self-esteem, identity, and purpose
You don’t have to wait until things feel out of control. Counseling is not just for crisis—it's a powerful way to better understand yourself, build resilience, and develop healthy ways to cope with life’s ups and downs.
Start your journey toward healing and self-discovery. You deserve to feel whole and supported.
Relationship CounselingRebuild, improve, healTogether

Relationships can be a source of deep joy—but also deep pain. Whether you're navigating conflict, disconnection, betrayal, or simply feeling stuck in old patterns, relationship counseling provides a safe space to work through it—together.
At Phoenix Counseling, I offer guidance for couples and individuals looking to:
- Resolve recurring conflicts or tension
- Rebuild trust after betrayal or trauma
- Navigate major life transitions (parenthood, separation, loss)
- Heal from past wounds that affect your current relationship
- Explore relational patterns and create healthier dynamics
Whether you're in a long-term relationship, newly partnered, or considering separation, therapy can help you understand one another more deeply and create a foundation of trust, honesty, and compassion.
You don’t have to figure it all out on your own. With gentle guidance, practical tools, and a non-judgmental space, healing is possible.
🌿 Stronger relationships begin with brave conversations.
Kaylee Julian – Counselor & Co-Founder of Eagle Wings Tutor Centre
Guiding growth. Supporting healing. Creating possibilities
I'm a counselor with a deep passion for helping people find clarity, healing, and strength in the face of life’s challenges. My practice is rooted in compassion, presence, and a belief that each person carries the potential to grow, no matter where they begin.
In my sessions, I work with adults, teenagers, and children, offering a warm and supportive space where clients can feel seen, heard, and empowered. I draw from a range of therapeutic techniques—including talk therapy, art therapy, play-based approaches, and mindfulness practices—to meet each individual where they are. Whether you’re facing anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem struggles, or navigating major life transitions, I walk alongside you with care and intention.
Some of the areas I support include:
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Emotional well-being and self-regulation
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Behavioral challenges (especially in children and teens)
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Trauma healing
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Grief and loss
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Self-discovery, confidence building, and identity
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Relationship difficulties and communication issues
Counseling, to me, is more than problem-solving—it's a process of transformation, healing, and reconnecting with who you truly are.
Eagle Wings Tutor Centre
Alongside my counseling practice, I am also the co-founder of Eagle Wings Tutor Centre, a unique educational environment designed for learners who benefit from a more flexible, supportive, and individualized approach to education.
At Eagle Wings, we offer:
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Alternative schooling for Grades R to 12, with multiple curriculum options
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Remedial tutoring for children with learning difficulties or special needs
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Homework and exam support, including assessment preparation
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A calm, nurturing setting where children can work at their own pace
Our centre is built on the belief that every child can soar when they are met with patience, understanding, and the right support.
Whether you're here for emotional support or educational guidance, I’m committed to creating a space where you or your child can grow in confidence, resilience, and self-belief.
Click here for more info on Eagle Wings Tutor Centre
Therapeutic Techniques
Relationship Counselling
Play Therapy
Emotional analytical therapy
Narrative counselling
Behavior and Motivation
Sexuality Counselling
Cognitive counselling
Children’s counselling
Teenagers
Projective Testing
Trauma counselling
Greif and Bereavement
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
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Contact Details:
Tel: 0846580388
Email: info@phoenixcounseling.co.za
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Monday – Saturday: By appointment only.
Practice Location:
- 59 Trezona Avenue, Mindalore, Krugersdorp, 1739
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- Online sessions: International, done via various online video chat platforms.
Registration Details:
Registered with: Council for Counsellors in South Africa.
Registred As: Counsellor
Registration No: CO 20412
Company registration No: 2023 / 654526 / 07
Registered with: CIPC
Registered as: Phoenix Counseling (PTY) Ltd.
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Information Officer
Name: Kaylee Julian Golliath
Position: Founder & Counsellor / CEO
Role: Information Officer for PAIA and POPIA compliance
Email: info@phoenixcounseling.co.za
Phone: 084 658 0388
Physical Address: 59 Trezona Avenue, Mindalore, Krugersdorp, 1739
“The Information Officer is responsible for ensuring Phoenix Counseling complies with the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) and the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA). All requests to access personal information or inquiries regarding data protection should be directed to the Information Officer.”