Nicolene Joubert, PhD
Senior Fellow
Psychology & Counseling
Nicolene L. Joubert, Ph.D, is a registered Counseling Psychologist specializing in Trauma Therapy, Dissociative Disorders, and Christian Psychology. With over 40 years of experience in these fields, Nicolene is recognized for her extensive contributions to Christian Psychology and trauma therapy.
Major Contributions
Nicolene's research has significantly impacted the field of Christian psychology, with a focus on trauma therapy, dissociative disorders, and the development of multicultural interventions. She has pioneered studies on these topics and developed distinct Christian approaches in psychology. Her work has been cited in numerous scholarly articles, influencing future research in related fields.
Her major contribution is editing The Theory and Practice of Christian Psychology in Europe (2022), which is published by Cambridge Scholars Publishers.
Her major contribution is editing The Theory and Practice of Christian Psychology in Europe (2022), which is published by Cambridge Scholars Publishers.
Notable Works
Nicolene has authored several influential publications, including:
- Joubert, Nicolene, L. (ed) “Psychology and Psychotherapy in a Christian Perspective.” Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars. 2018
- Proceedings of the 2nd Biennial South African Conference on Spirituality and Healthcare, Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars. 2018;
Affiliations & Accomplishments
Currently, Nicolene is the chairperson of the Council for Pastoral and Spiritual Counselors (CPSC) in South Africa. She is an adjunct professor for the online Master of Arts degree in Mental Clinical Health at Houston Christian University and a supervisor for MTh and DTh degrees at the South African Theological Seminary. Nicolene has received recognition for her leadership within the field and has been involved in numerous professional organizations related to psychology and counseling.
Dr. Joubert owns her private practice in South Africa.
Dr. Joubert owns her private practice in South Africa.
Personal Life
Outside of her professional role, Nicolene enjoys reading, traveling and pilates. Nicolene lives with her husband Willem in South Africa.
For inquiries or collaborations, please reach out to njoubert@icp.org.za.