Welcome to our New EPASA 2021 Website
Essential Services Permits
For Registered EPASA Practitioners Only.
Please note that Essential Services Permits will only be issued to valid EPASA Members. All membership fees must be up to date as a requirement for valid memberships before Permits will be issued.
If you were issued with a temporary permit as a provisional EPASA member in 2020 and have not completed your registration yet. Please complete the member application before a new permit will be issued.
What to expect this year?
A lot of effort will go into assisting our Practitioners to up their game this year with several initiatives to improve professionalism and gain more clients.
With the help of a professional team, we will be marketing our new website and increase our online exposure. We have set aside a new marketing budget for this purpose. We will be creating amazing ongoing content for our website to drive traffic.
Our focus will be geared towards the new practitioners listing and profile options to assist our practitioners with exposure.
Work with Us – Content drives traffic and traffic produces clients.
What is EPASA?
EPASA stands for Ethnomedicine Practitioners Association of South Africa and is a body which accredits and controls the ethnomedical practice under the Traditional Health Practitioners Act.
EPASA was established in 1987, to promote, enhance and unify the practise of ethnomedicine in South Africa.
Why you should consult with an EPASA Practitioner!
EPASA Practitioners completed intense training to provide personal assistance relating to your overall wellbeing. EthnoMedicine Practitioners focus on herbal products and remedies for various ailments and conditions. EthnoPsychology Practitioners focus on psychological and spiritual wellbeing. People often choose these alternative methods for wellbeing as a natural resolution with great success. Our Practitioners provide such a natural alternative and are regulated to function within a specific code of conduct. If a condition exceeds the expertise of our Practitioners where medical or psychiatrical assistance is needed, a client will be recommended to a related medical specialist.
To find a practitioner, head over to the “Find a Practitioner” section to search for a practitioner in your area. Practitioners may specialise in specific areas, it is therefore advised to find out what Practitioners specialise in. If you are not sure you can ask for recommendations on our Facebook Page.
Where to do training for EPASA qualifications?
