PsycheShare President

Redeemer Gbewordoh

Hi, I’m Redeemer Gbewordoh, a psychology graduate from the University of Cape Coast with a genuine passion for understanding the complexities of the human mind and helping others find clarity, healing, and empowerment.

My journey into psychology wasn’t just academic, it’s a path inspired by curiosity, compassion, and a strong desire to contribute meaningfully to people’s emotional and psychological well-being. I’m particularly intrigued by how modern psychological interventions can be adapted to different cultural contexts, and how aspects like sexual intimacy, developmental challenges, and spirituality intersect with our mental health.

Over the years, I’ve worked in research settings with seasoned professionals like Prof. Stephen Doh Fia and Dr. Ivy Nkrumah Kesewah, delving into themes that span emotional intelligence, self-esteem, religiosity, and attitudes towards intellectual disabilities. These projects deepened my appreciation for evidence-based practice and the real stories behind the data.

But psychology is not just about numbers and theories. I’ve had the privilege of working as a Teaching Assistant, guiding university students through research methods and psychometrics. I’ve also provided counselling support and follow-ups at St. Francis Xavier Hospital, where I witnessed firsthand how empathy and presence can transform a person’s healing process.

Whether through blogs or community outreach, I believe in making psychology accessible and relatable. This site is my little corner of the internet where I share my insights and invite others to share their journeys too. Have you ever had a moment where something clicked, a breakthrough in therapy, a book that changed your thinking, or simply a conversation that made you feel seen?

This space is for real stories from real people. I believe your journey, no matter how big or small, can inspire someone else.

Click below to share your experience anonymously or with your name (totally up to you). I read every submission with care and might even feature your story (with your permission) in a future blog post.

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