Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association Kiambu Chapter

The President directive on formulation of a Policy paper Mental Health Wellness by Ministry of Health,Public Service and Private institutions to address Depression menace,homicide and sucidal cases.How prepared are you?

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Psychiatric workers struggle with their mental health too We are as fallible and as vulnerable as anybody.

Happy and prosperous 2019.Kindly be informed

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SAPTA's 12th Graduation, this year's theme is "saving families from addiction, one adolescent at a time"

Addiction is a chronic brain disease.
Addiction is a chronic brain disease that causes people to lose their ability to resist a craving, despite negative physical, personal, or social consequences. People seek out ni****ne and alcohol, or engage in gambling, because it makes them feel good or lessens feelings of stress and sadness. Many abused drugs produce a pleasurable feeling by exciting cells in the brain’s reward centre. With repeated use, drugs can change the structure of the brain and its chemical makeup. But why can some people casually drink alcohol or smoke ci******es, while others fight to kick the habit? Neuroscience research, both in human and animal studies, is helping scientists identify key factors that influence susceptibility to addiction, such as a person’s genetic makeup, vulnerability to stress, and the age they start engaging in the behaviour. Slowly but surely, new studies are unraveling clues about processes in the brain that influence the likelihood of drug relapse. Such insights may help improve rehabilitation programs and drive down the global cost of addiction.
[http://www.brainfacts.org/diseases-disorders/addiction/]

Exploded cases of le***an and gayism-sexual perversion happening in our schools.whats happening? and what do we do as counsellors?