Nontsikelelo Rajuili is the main consultant at this practice. However, NRPP works with different Psychologists and Psychometrists on an ad hoc sessional basis for specific assessments when needed. The team also includes interns, who are supervised by Nontsikelelo. The internship is for a 3-6 month period, and the number of interns is determined by the demands for service on the practice. The staff and interns are all registered with the Health Professionals Council of South Africa (HPCSA).

Nontsikelelo is a registered Psychologist with the Health Professions Council of SA. She is presently studying towards her doctoral degree from the University of Johannesburg South Africa. Nontsikelelo is multilingual and fluent in 9 languages: English, Afrikaans, seSotho, seTswana, sePedi, isiNdebele, isiXhosa, isiZulu and siSwati.

She works in private practice where she consults with people who have experienced trauma, conducts couple assessments, carries out consultations on career choice, conducts development and emotional assessments, and also does research in her field. She has done research on different topics including Non-Directive play therapy on aggressive children in a Black township. Her research topic for the doctoral thesis is on socio-cultural factors that enhance resilience among intermediate phase orphans in Soweto schools.

Nontsikelelo also consults for different organisations and schools. Her passion is on Women, Children and Youth Advocacy work. Her career as a Psychologist started in 2000 where she worked in different communities including Soweto and Katlehong townships. She has developed specialist skills in working with trauma and traumatic bereavement and has done research in this area of expertise.

She is a co-founder of Copessa (Community Prevention and Empowerment Strategy), a Child Abuse centre based in Soweto. An Educator for five years in the Eastern Cape and Gauteng.

Sstd, B. Arts, University of Transkei (now Walter Sisulu University)
M Ed Psych. B Ed Psych, RAU (now University of Johannesburg)
Certificate in Child Law, University of Pretoria
PhD Candidate, University of Johannesburg

Nontsikelelo has been trained in the Eclectic Approach as well as Psycho-dynamic therapy. Her approach is flexible and dynamic; she relies on using different methods and techniques because she believes that different challenges require different approaches. Therefore she applies these skills at different times in her work.