Ghana Psychological Association calls for greater involvement of people with lived experience in mental health care
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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