Experienced educator, administrator, and clinical psychologist with over 20 years of secondary school teaching, 10 years in administrative leadership focused on drug and substance abuse prevention, and 14 years of clinical practice in hospitals and rehabilitation settings. Recently the head of department at The Technical University of Kenya, with 12 years of university-level teaching and research. Holder of a Bachelor's in Psychology Counselling, a Master's, and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Dedicated to improving mental health and educational outcomes through innovative practices and comprehensive support systems. Engaged in volunteer work among refugees in Kenya, especially from Congo, Southern Sudan, and Ethiopia, living in Kenya, providing psychosocial support and psychoeducation especially women undergoing domestic violence from January 2012 to January 2024. Additionally, during the COVID-19 pandemic, provided crucial psychosocial support to the community, focusing on individuals with traumatic experiences due to war and losses. Volunteered in community outreach programs, helping individuals with mental illness, including drug and substance abuse disorders, by giving referrals, providing psychoeducation in residential rehabilitation centers, and offering psychoeducation to family members. Versatile manager with background in coordinating diverse teams and managing complex projects. Skilled in strategic planning, operational improvement, and fostering collaborative environments. Demonstrated ability to enhance efficiency and productivity while maintaining high standards of quality. Successfully implemented innovative solutions that resulted in positive organizational changes. Seasoned Department Manager with relevant experience in overseeing daily operations, improving process efficiencies and leading productive teams. Strengths include strategic planning, team leadership, and problem-solving skills. Demonstrated success in implementing new processes to enhance operational performance. Strong ability to inspire team members while maintaining focus on achieving departmental objectives.
Clinical Psychologists Association of Kenya (CPAK)
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