The Ghana Psychological Association (GPA) has called for people with lived experience of mental health conditions to play a greater role in shaping mental health policies and services in Ghana. The call comes amid concerns about access to psychological care, with a nationwide survey cited by the Association finding that 32.2 per cent of adults […]
The Ghana Psychological Association (GPA) has called for people with lived experience of mental health conditions to play a greater role in shaping mental health policies and services in Ghana. The call comes amid concerns about access to psychological care, with a nationwide survey cited by the Association finding that 32.2 per cent of adults […]
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