Edo Journal of Counselling

About this journal

The Edo Journal of Counselling is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing the field of counselling and psychotherapy in Nigeria and beyond. Its scope encompasses a broad spectrum of counselling practice, theory, and research, with a particular emphasis on the cultural and social context of Africa. The journal strives to publish articles that contribute to the understanding and application of counselling principles, techniques, and ethical considerations within diverse cultural and societal settings.

Key themes explored in the journal include but are not limited to: cultural competency in counselling, trauma-informed care, substance abuse and mental health, family and marital therapy, grief and loss counselling, and career counselling. The journal also welcomes submissions on innovative counselling approaches, the development of culturally-sensitive interventions, and the impact of social and political factors on mental well-being.

The audience for Edo Journal of Counselling comprises counselling professionals, researchers, educators, and students interested in the field of counselling and psychotherapy. The journal aims to serve as a platform for knowledge sharing and dialogue among practitioners, academics, and policymakers, ultimately contributing to the advancement of counselling practice and research within Africa and globally.

The journal's impact is evident in its contribution to the development of a robust body of knowledge on counselling in Africa. By publishing high-quality research and practice-oriented articles, Edo Journal of Counselling fosters critical thinking, innovation, and ethical practice within the field. Its influence extends to shaping counselling policies and training programs, ultimately improving the lives of individuals and communities through the provision of effective counselling services.