About Lutroo

Who We Are

Lutroo is a Greek word meaning “to redeem” or “to ransom”. At the heart of our mission is the truth that Christ paid it all at the Cross; not only to forgive our sins but to restore us fully to His image. True restoration is wholistic, encompassing the mind, body, spirit and even our relationships. Christ died so that we can be free from diseases, brokenness and anything that keeps us from living in full health and purpose.

At Lutroo Health and Wellness, we believe that God’s desire is for each person to be whole. Just as Christ looks at us as complete beings, our approach focuses on the whole person. We integrate psychology, faith and practical wellness strategies to guide you toward mental clarity, spiritual growth and physical health.

Why choose Lutroo? We combine Christ centered guidance with professional therapy, wholistic wellness support and creative tools designed to restore wholeness in every part of your life. Our tagline, “Wholistic health” reflects our commitment to supporting every aspect of you, helping you experience true restoration, balance and a flourishing life.

Meet your therapist

Lethokuhle is Social Worker and Christian Psychotherapist specializing in faith-based counseling and wholistic health. She has a deep passion for couple counseling and family life, believing that strong families are the foundation of thriving communities.

Beyond private practice, she is a professional public speaker, sharing insights on health and wellness in churches and communities. Committed to making counseling accessible to all, she provides free services through health expos, where she hosts Open Space Counseling and provides virtual counseling to young people navigating identity, purpose and life transitions.

Through her ministry she visits the elderly and physically challenged bringing counseling and care directly into their homes.

She is inspired by sunflowers because they always look toward the direction of the sun- a reminder to face the light even in darkest seasons. Just as the sunflower seeks the sun, she believes that every person can turn toward God’s light; finding hope, healing and resilience along the way.