She is the KCPA Champion of the month and a leader of Nairobi County. In her KCPA Embakasi sub county they have come up with a splendid strategic plan. Help me congratulate Rose, the champion of the monthπππ
@FGaitho237 Hi I am Catherine Gachutha, 0722866906, the Chair of Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association KCPA and would want to facilitate her support. Please message rather than call if you don't mind
You are invited to a Zoom webinar.
When: Dec 2, 2022, 10:00 AM Nairobi
Topic: KCPA Chairperson Swearing-In Ceremony
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
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Passcode: 792189
Positive Vibe
Today Reminder π₯
You are whole, enough, complete, worthy, and loved.
Your worth never comes from another person.
Your worth is right inside of you, so sit in quiet for a few minutes every day and connect with your true Self within
Remember that the way people treat you is a reflection of what is happening inside of them. It is not about you. πI Love You All.
May The Be With You.
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I want to build a community where Counsellors/ Psychologists of all walks of life can communicate and ... continue to support and take care of each other. I want to give counsellors & psychologists space to feel their own strength and tell their stories.
We spoke to brave women who pen heartfelt letters to their cheating husbands' other women as they ask hand questions. Thank you Proffessor Catherine Gachutha for your expert advice. Grab Saturday nation newspaper.
Special thanks to counsellors...#healing matters
I am driven by the desire to see Marriages and Families thrive.
I have participated in various life - changing Radio and Television talk Shows with the focus on Marriages and Families, Addiction issues and Children Development.
Together we csn put KCPA on fire Again.
#voteCG
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It, therefore, makes sense that if a teen learns a good work ethic at this point in their lives, they are likely to carry it with them to the rest of their lives," Prof Catherine Gachutha, a Counselling Psychologist told the Nation.