Addiction, Family & Couples Therapist
If things feel stuck or difficult to manage, it may be time to speak to someone. You do not have to figure it out on your own.
If things feel stuck or difficult to manage, it may be time to speak to someone. You do not have to figure it out on your own.
When you are dealing with addiction or relationship challenges, it is not always clear where the problem starts. Patterns can be hidden, misunderstood, or misdiagnosed.
Andre le Roux focuses on helping you understand what is really happening beneath the surface. The work involves looking at what may feel unclear and working through it in a way that feels manageable. The aim is to move forward at a steady pace and build change that lasts.
I am here to help you overcome addiction challenges, from substance abuse to relationship issues. You do not have to suffer anymore; recovery is possible.
With over 30 years of experience as an addiction therapist, I understand the pain and shame involved, but there is hope. Based in the Western Cape and specialising in sex and love addiction, I offer compassionate, personalised therapy in person and online for individuals and couples looking to rebuild their lives.
I also work with situations where addiction, relationships, and mental health challenges overlap, helping to identify what is really driving the difficulty and how to move forward.
Couples therapy offers a structured space where both you and your partner can begin to unpack the deeper issues that are keeping you stuck, including betrayal and infidelity, blended family dynamics, and mental health challenges affecting the relationship.
Couples Therapy →
These addictions are often first hidden and then become exposed, which can cause conflict and difficulties with intimacy. Therapy offers a structured and supportive space to understand patterns such as compulsive sexual behaviour and pornography use, and to begin working towards change.
Sex & Love Addiction →
Getting to stop gambling and assisting persons with gambling problems who may be dealing with debt or other financial difficulties, while working towards more stable and manageable patterns of behaviour.
Gambling Addiction →
Sometimes partners or family members begin to realise that there is an addiction present. They may seek help for themselves to better understand the situation and support the addict. Co-dependency patterns are often part of this process and can be explored in therapy.
Partners & Families of Addicts →
Support for concurrent mental health challenges and addictions, focusing on identifying the underlying difficulties, clarifying the diagnosis, and creating a more manageable way forward.
Complex Mental Health Issues →If things feel stuck or difficult to manage, it may be time to speak to someone. You do not have to figure it out on your own.