AOD Recovery & Mental Health Professional · Benoni, South Africa
Where Healing Becomes a Way of Life
Rebuilding Identity. Restoring Structure. Sustaining Recovery.
AOD Recovery & Mental Health Professional · Benoni, South Africa
Rebuilding Identity. Restoring Structure. Sustaining Recovery.
Years of Experience
Lives Supported
Podcast Listeners
Shane Meyer
AOD & MH Professional
Healing Light SA was founded to address the most critical — and most overlooked — phase of recovery: the period after treatment ends, where structure collapses and relapse risk peaks.
From one-on-one counselling to group-based masterclasses, each offering is grounded in evidence-based frameworks and delivered with compassionate professional rigour.
Individual · By Appointment Only
One-on-one sessions for individuals navigating AOD recovery or mental health challenges. Structured, direct, and focused on rebuilding identity, routine, and responsibility after treatment ends.
Group Work · By Appointment Only
Professionally facilitated groups and educational masterclasses on recovery psychology, behavioural change, and emotional regulation.
Relationships · By Appointment Only
Support for families and couples affected by addiction or relational breakdown — focused on communication, boundaries, and rebuilding trust.
Aftercare · By Appointment Only
Structured support for the critical post-rehabilitation phase — where structure collapses and relapse risk peaks. Personalised relapse prevention plans, accountability, and reintegration support.
Therapeutic Modalities
Specialised therapeutic approaches integrated into sessions or offered as standalone work — all tailored to the individual and delivered with honesty and structure.
“Recovery is not just about stopping a behaviour — it is about rebuilding a life with structure, honesty, and direction.”
Every service offered through Healing Light SA is underpinned by three non-negotiable pillars.
Recovery without a renewed sense of self is fragile. We work intentionally with identity — exploring values, narrative, and purpose — to help each person discover who they are outside of substance use.
Routine, boundaries, and behavioural structure are not restrictions — they are the scaffolding that holds early recovery together. We help build sustainable daily architecture that supports wellbeing.
Long-term recovery is an ongoing practice, not a destination. Through continued support, education, and community, we walk alongside clients well beyond initial stabilisation.
Whether you are just beginning to consider help or returning to rebuild after a relapse — you are welcome here, exactly as you are.