Paul Oviawe

I care about Mental Health as well as understand that personal struggles have an impact on our emotional and psychological well-being. In other words, ""how you feel about yourself on an individual basis matters to mental health"" My experience as a multicultural therapist has made me understand that; ""there is no right way to see and experience the world". I believe that through a supported exploration of your concerns, you can find relief from psychological and emotional suffering, regain control, and find a sense of clarity and peacefulness. Modern culture is about embracing the qualities that make us different and enable us to perceive the world in our unique ways. I hold strongly, that our backgrounds, cultures, religions, and other factors play a role in the way we see the world and the way certain circumstances and events affect our emotions and behaviors. Cultural awareness framework provides the context of my therapeutic works. During my multicultural therapy sessions, the client is viewed both as an individual and as a member of a group with specific attitudes and beliefs. My qualifications include; professional and academic degrees in Psychology, Counselling, Research, International HRM and Management. I am also an academia and a senior teaching fellow. My expertise is on experiental and behavioural therapies using interventions of positive psychology and psychiatry.