• Substance Abuse
• Families

• Substance Abuse
• Family relationships

• Published an article in 2021-Parenting a child who is misusing illegal substances: Strengthening fatherhood
• The irreversible damage of bodyshaming on the identity of South African women on social media: A content analysis study
• Social media’s influence on the attitudes of younger daughters-in-law towards their mothers-in-law: A South African context

• Lecturer
• Social Worker/Therapist
• Professional Assessor

Professional affiliation

• SACSSP
• BHF
• ASASWEI
• IASWG

Awards and honours

• Top Lecturer Award from Varsity College (across the country)-2020

• Ratanang Project
• Bana ba Tiileng Project
• UNISA Carers Project

Short Biography

Ms Rammutla is currently holding master’s degree in social work; and a dedicated PhD candidate and various certificates that include trauma and attachment, (University of Pretoria) substance abuse, HIV/AIDS counselling (UNISA), TV and Acting Certificate (Brumilda Academy) etc.

Ms. Rammutla is a lecturer in the Department of social work at the University of South Africa and a dedicated PhD candidate at the University of Kwazulu-Natal. Her role involves

providing guidance to students in their experimental learning. Ms. Rammutla has extensive experience and knowledge in the field of substance abuse, trauma and attachment. She is an enthusiastic community developer who has made remarkable benefaction to various engaged scholarship projects. Ms. Rammutla has made significant contributions in the curriculum development for different higher learning institutions.

She is a former lecturer at Jeppe College, Varsity College (Pretoria Campus). She is currently the internal and external examiner at Unisa and University of Johannesburg, where she is the second level social work student’s supervisor. She is the owner and founder of Ratanang Project (Unisa project), Social work services on the Tip (Facebook Community project). She is a professional social worker in the Private Practice called-Rammutla C Consulting, where she focuses on many issues including substance abuse-she is a substance abuse specialist. She is the committee member of RSC at the University of South Africa where she reviews master’s degree research studies.