International Journal for Psychotherapy in Africa is published by the School of Psychotherapy and Health Sciences, Okija, Nigeria, with the editorial policy to address issues that border on people’s psychological health and psychotherapy in Africa. The journal publishes contributions that advance the frontier of knowledge in psychotherapy in Africa, submitted by trained psychotherapists, psychologists, counsellors, psychiatrists, and other scholars from related disciplines, whose research works and practical experience unraveled new knowledge in the area of psychotherapy in Africa. The emphasis for the journal is on empirical papers; however, it also accepts theoretical papers, review articles, short communications and interactions containing fair commentary. Priority is given to articles that are relevant to Africa, and that address psychotherapeutic issues and methods for the enhancement of psychological wellness of Africans.
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Articles
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Sylvester Ntomchukwu Madu, Joseph Ifeanyichukwu Madu, Christopher Okechukwu Okonkwo
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Christopher Okechukwu Okonkwo, Ezeonuegbu C. Chinyereugo, Thompson C. Edith, Okpalaeke V. U.
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Charity Justin Takyun, Okwoli Matthew James
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Joseph Ifeanyichukwu Madu
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Green Albert Uluroti
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Charity Justin Takyun, Okwoli Matthew James, Ezekiel Ayiwulu
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Okafor Donatus
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Chibuzo Cosmas Maduekwe, Emeka Anthony Nwankwo, I. Chinwe Onyemaechi, V. Uche Okpaleke, Anthony Edoka
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Green Albert Uluroti, Henry Ikemefuna Eweni
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Okwoli Matthew James, Charity Justin Takyun, Ezekiel Ayiwulu
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Emmanuel Nyenabone Edet
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