The Psychology Council of Ghana is a regulatory body under the Ministry of Health, tasked with overseeing the standards and practices of psychologists, counselors, and related professions in the country. The council ensures the ethical and professional conduct of practitioners, protects the public from malpractice, and enhances the development of psychological and counseling services in Ghana.
About the Psychology Council
The council aims to regulate psychological practices in Ghana through licensing, monitoring, and enforcing compliance with international and local standards. It promotes the professional growth of practitioners and ensures the highest standards of mental health services are provided to the public.
Mission
The mission of the council is to safeguard the psychological well-being of Ghanaians by setting and enforcing professional standards, promoting research, and supporting the advancement of psychology and counseling as critical pillars of health and development.
Vision
To be a leading regulatory body that fosters professionalism and excellence in psychological practices, contributing significantly to the mental health and general well-being of the Ghanaian populace.
History
The Psychology Council was established as part of Ghana’s broader health sector reforms, recognizing the growing importance of mental health services. Its creation reflects a commitment to addressing the mental health needs of a developing society and aligning with global health standards.
Contact Details
- Address: Ministry of Health, Sekou Toure Avenue, North Ridge, Adjacent National Health Insurance Head Office, Accra, Ghana.
- Postal Address: P.O. Box M44, Accra, Ghana.
- Telephone: +233 302 665 651
- Email: info@moh.gov.gh
- Digital Address: GA-029-4296
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