Chant Malan (they/them) is a clinical sexologist, counselling psychologist and the Gauteng Chairperson of the Southern African Sexual Health Association (SASHA).
They have a special interest in queer sexual health and gender, sexual and relationship diversity.
Chant’s approach to therapy is intersectional, and they aim to create a safe, affirming and playful environment for a diverse spectrum of identities and life experiences.
Chant has a Masters in Counselling Psychology, a Masters in Political and International Studies, and a Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationship Therapy through the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology in the UK.
Their academic background means that Chant came into Psychology from a social justice context.
They are passionate about education and advocacy and have presented their work on sexuality education at conferences internationally.
Chant proudly identifies as a coffee-loving (sex) nerd.
They live in Johannesburg with their three fur-children, an ever-growing pile of books and a herb garden in constant need of revival.
Website: www.chantmalan.com
Instagram: @chantmalanpsychology