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Fafanto Psych Consult, Accra (2025)

05/09/2025

Dr. Senyo Yao Klutse-Doe is an educational scientist whose work closely aligns with the themes of neurodiversity and the ongoing
evolution of educational practices. He earned his Ph.D. in Educational Sciences and Training from Université de Lille, France, where his research focused on innovative pedagogical models—most notably the flipped classroom.
His dissertation, titled “La classe inverse: généralités et spécificités selon les disciplines scolaires ,” underscores his deep commitment
to inclusive, adaptive, and student-centred learning environments—principles essential for nurturing neurodiverse learners.
With appreciable experience across diverse educational settings in Ghana, France and Thailand, Dr. Klutse-Doe has developed a rich understanding of how learners
with varying cognitive profiles engage with language and learning processes. He has expertly designed and delivered customised teaching programmes that integrate communicative and task-based learning methodologies, fostering learner engagement, independence, and well-being for students with a broad range of needs.
His expertise in didactics and learning sciences highlights the vital importance of creating educational spaces that recognise and celebrate individual strengths while offering flexible and supportive learning pathways. Through his active collaborations
in STEM education and his focus on integrating digital tools and technologies, Dr. Klutse-Doe continues to promote innovative pedagogical approaches that empower all learners to thrive and realise their full potentia.

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05/09/2025

And we are delighted to have Mrs Emma Anamuah-Mensah, the Executive Director of Marigold School, Tema. She is passionate about inclusive education and
leverages innovative teaching and technology to support children with diverse learning needs. She will be joining us for the all important Plenary discussion.

05/09/2025

Drum roll 🥁🪘, our speaker Mr. Alex Amankwah is a Neuro linguistic
programming (NLP) Practitioner. He is the Executive Director of the Top Performers Institute (TPI), an organization that provides
Professional Development, Personal Development, and Specialized Training Programs for students, teachers, and parents. TPI’s focus areas include Learning Disabilities,
Teaching Strategies, Behaviour and Academic Management Strategies, and Easy Learning Techniques. Over the years, he has trained more than 40,000 teachers from both public
and private schools across 30+ districts nationwide on the theme: “How to Manage and Support Learners with Specific
Learning Difficulties (SPLD). We are excited to have him as a speaker for this inaugural event.

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Meet Ms. Emmanuella Otoo, a Wellbeing and Psychology Teacher dedicated to creating inclusive spaces where every learner feels seen and supported. She cares deeply about supporting schools and organizations to build
environments where everyone feels a sense of belonging, with special attention to neurodiverse individuals. Emmanuella translates and focuses on practical ways to support people’s wellbeing and
make sure every voice is valued. She will be guiding participants importantly on the next steps after the fair.

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05/09/2025

Our next speaker is Dr. Marilyn Marbell- Wilson. A consultant
Neurodevelopmental Pediatrician who has been working in the Neurodevelopmental field for over 15 years. She also holds a Msc
in Psychology from the Liverpool John Moore University, UK, a fellowship in Developmental
Pediatrics from the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada and is currently a doctoral student in Infant and Early Childhood
Development at Fielding Graduate University, Santa Barbara, CA, USA. She is currently the Medical Director and CEO of Mission Pediatrics a Specialist Children’s Hospital with emphasis on Neurodevelopmental conditions.
She works with a Neuropsychological multidisciplinary team to provide diagnosis and management for children with developmental conditions.
Her research interest includes factors that affect child development, and how to support children who are differently abled to achieve their full potential.

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05/09/2025

Few hours to go!!! Let me introduce to you Mr. Gabriel Etsey Torsu. A panelist who is passionate about technology, entrepreneurship, and specializes in planning and managing venture accelerator programs and projects tailored for startups. With extensive experience in the venture development space, Gabriel has played a key role in the success of multiple accelerators including the UNICEF StartUp Lab, MEST Express, MEST Scale and the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship. His professional journey includes supporting over 100 startups and SMEs across various sectors, to develop, strengthen and scale their solutions. In his current role as a Senior Associate at MEST Africa, Gabriel supports the running of the Mastercard Foundation EdTech Fellowship, an accelerator program that supports EdTech companies in Ghana to expand their reach and impact, ensuring access for all educators and learners, including persons with disabilities.

03/09/2025

Up next, we are honored to welcome Mrs. Joana D.A. Kyeremateng, our next patron and speaker at the Neurodiversity Fair 2025.

She is a seasoned public health professional and disability advocate with over a decade of experience advancing inclusive policies for persons with disabilities in Ghana. She has shaped national frameworks, from co-establishing the Centre for Disability and Rehabilitation Studies (CEDRES) at KNUST to contributing to Ghana’s National Social Protection Policy.

Her leadership spans convening the first National Disability Conferences, influencing disability-responsive systems, and specializing in community-based care for children with cerebral palsy. Currently, she leads CARA (Care Access for Resilient Africa), a nonprofit empowering families and communities to deliver inclusive care, while also driving projects in digital transformation within the legal sector.

Joana joins the Neurodiversity Fair as Patron and Advisor, bringing her cross-sectoral expertise and commitment to building a society where neurodiverse individuals can thrive.

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31/08/2025

We are honoured to introduce our 3rd Patron, Dr Gideon Mensah Anapey. A Senior Lecturer at the School of Continuing and Distance Education, University of Ghana, and a Licensed Counselling Psychologist. He leads the CERES@Scale Research Lab at UG, leveraging domain knowledge in Learning Sciences, including psychometrics, instructional design, and digital media, to explore intersections between evidence, practice, and policy impacting children’s global learning crisis, sustainability, and competency-based education in marginalised communities. Gideon has consulted for many global partners in education (GPE). He celebrates transdisciplinary knowledge with PhD and MPhil degrees in Counselling Psychology, MBA in Human Resource Management, Master of Education and B.A. (Hons.) Psychology with Archaeology.

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30/08/2025

Dr. Erica Danfrekua Dickson (MBChB, PhD) is a Physician Clinical Psychologist with 31 years of clinical experience, 26 of which are in mental health. She is the Head of the Therapy and Wellness Department at the 37 Military Hospital, where she leads clinical care, training of psychologists and mental health program development. She is also a Director of Serene Oasis, extending her expertise into community wellness.

Dr. Dickson’s extensive career spans clinical service, research, and teaching. She has provided psychosocial care and training for national and international organizations, developed mental health policies for institutions, and supervised future generations of psychologists. Her research interests include neurodevelopmental disorders, non-communicable diseases, su***de, and psychosocial dimensions of health.

A transformational leader and advocate for inclusive mental health, Dr. Dickson combines medical knowledge with psychological practice to deliver holistic, client-centered care. She continues to contribute to academia as a lecturer and clinical supervisor, while also serving on professional boards and advisory committees that shape mental health policy in Ghana and beyond.

29/08/2025

As we gear up for the Neurodiversity and EdTech Fair, we are excited to introduce our patrons and share their inspiring bio💥

Dr. Evelyn F. Kissi is a Critical Disability Studies scholar, educator, and community-engaged practitioner whose work bridges Ghana and Canada. She is a Lecturer at the University of Ghana's Department of Teacher Education and holds a PhD in Critical Disability Studies from York University. Her research and teaching focus on inclusive education, African Indigenous knowledge systems, decolonial care, and the intersections of disability, race, and gender. She is also a consultant on anti-Black racism and early childhood education policy, and serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Graduate Program in Critical Disability Studies at York University.

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28/08/2025

✨ Join Us at the Neurodiversity & EdTech Fair! ✨
6th Sept, 2025

We are honored to present an inspiring lineup of speakers and patrons—renowned psychologists, educators, researchers, and advocates—who are leading voices in neurodiversity, inclusive education, mental health, and technology for learning.

This fair brings together parents, teachers, students, professionals, and organizations to explore how we can create inclusive environments where every learner thrives. Expect thought-provoking talks, practical workshops, live demonstrations of assistive technology, and networking opportunities that will empower you with knowledge and tools for change.

👉 Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a movement that advances inclusion, innovation, and equity in education and beyond.

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12/08/2025

It's happening tomorrow!! 2 days of impact with . Iwill be moderating 'From stigma to strength:reframing dyslexia as an identity not deficit'.
Tomorrow, we come together to challenge outdated views on dyslexia and celebrate it as a powerful part of human diversity. This conference is about shifting the narrative — from focusing on what’s “wrong” to recognizing the unique strengths, creativity, and perspectives that dyslexic minds bring to the world. Be inspired.

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