Meet Cayley Jorgensen: Founder of Ingage Support and Mental Health Advocate

Cayley Jorgensen is a passionate mental health advocate, founder of Ingage Support, and a Registered Counsellor with the Health Professions Council of South Africa. With a career spanning over nine years in the mental health and psychology field, she has dedicated her professional life to promoting mental health awareness, prevention, and providing solutions globally.

In 2022, Cayley founded Ingage Support, a mobile app to spread mental health awareness and offer resources to schools and companies worldwide. Her innovative approach seeks to bridge the gap between mental health challenges and effective, accessible solutions for individuals and organizations. In addition to running Ingage Support, Cayley maintains a private practice in Johannesburg, offering counseling services to children, teenagers, and families.

Cayley’s experience is deeply rooted in addressing critical issues like bullying, cyberbullying, child sexual abuse, trauma, and suicide. She has published extensively on these subjects, bringing her expertise to the forefront of public conversations about mental health in South Africa. Her career includes her work as a Senior Counsellor with the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG), where she provided after-hours support through helplines for suicide, substance abuse, and student issues. She was also involved in corporate wellness programs and school talks, bringing her message directly to communities.

Her educational background is equally impressive, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Pretoria (with Distinction) and a Bachelor of Science Honours (BPsych Equivalent) from the South African College of Applied Psychology (Cum Laude).

A respected public speaker, Cayley leverages social media and live talks to educate parents, educators, and learners about the mental health pressures of today’s world. She emphasizes understanding the technological landscape and equipping individuals with the tools to cope effectively. Her focus on safeguarding children from inappropriate content online and promoting digital safety is central to her mission.

Through her work, Cayley Jorgensen continues to impact mental health, ensuring that individuals and communities can navigate today’s complex emotional challenges with greater confidence and support.