
Dr. Yanga Thungana is a Neuropsychiatrist and Mental Health Advocate on a mission to empower people to become partners in their neurological health.
Dr. Thungana believes that a fit brain is the foundation for a healthy life: neurological consequences aren’t immediate – but they’re preventable. As Head of Clinical Unit at Cecilia Makiwane Hospital and Senior Lecturer at Walter Sisulu University, he’s witnessed how simple daily choices impact our future neurological health, much like how consistent fitness habits prevent physical decline years before symptoms appear.
Unlike traditional approaches that treat symptoms, Dr. Thungana takes a proactive approach by empowering you with the knowledge to protect your mental wellness. His unique combination of cutting-edge neuropsychiatric expertise and compassionate care means you’re not just getting treatment – you’re getting the tools to thrive.
“The decisions we make today shape our neurological tomorrow. I’m here to help you make them count.”
Ready to take control of your mental health journey? Schedule your consultation today and discover how informed choices can transform your tomorrow.
A neuropsychiatric assessment provides a comprehensive evaluation that bridges the gap between neurology and psychiatry, ensuring that both the brain and mind aspects of a condition are properly understood and treated.
Comprehensive evaluation of how your brain and mind work together, examining mood, behaviour, thinking, and memory to identify conditions where neurological and psychiatric symptoms intersect.
Expert diagnosis and treatment of mental health disorders including depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, substance use disorders, and complex psychiatric conditions with a focus on holistic, patient-cantered care.
Objective, clinically grounded evaluation of injuries, illnesses, or psychological impacts to support legal processes – offering clear, unbiased expert insight that helps courts, and employers make fair, informed decisions.
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