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Monday 08:30 - 18:00 Tuesday 08:30 - 18:00 Wednesday 08:30 - 18:00 Thursday 08:30 - 18:00 Friday 08:30 - 18:00

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Dr Kai A D Morgan & Associates

We offer therapeutic services for depression, anxiety, couples, trauma etc for children/adolescents

20/12/2025

The holiday season is a time when generosity takes centre stage, but why does giving feel so good?🤔 Swipe to learn more about the psychology behind generosity.

18/12/2025

Some family interactions can be a lot for some people. Setting boundaries is a healthy way to get you through those upcoming family events this holiday season. Boundaries are not rejection, they're protection.

13/12/2025

Scenes from the 20th Annual Caribbean Child Research Conference, where leading voices in child development and education shared powerful insights on shaping a better future for Caribbean children.

Among the contributors was Dr Rebecca Tortello -Education Specialist at UNICEF, Patrice Reid - Psychologist, University of Technology, and Dr Shauna Miller.

Events like this remind us that the work of protecting and empowering children is ongoing and collective. Through research, collaboration, and evidence-based action, we continue to build a region where every child can thrive.

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11/12/2025

On December 4, KADM Psych Associates and KAHLE met with hotel industry staff to support their emotional readiness as the tourism sector prepares to reopen after Hurricane Melissa.
Reopening is not just about repairing physical spaces. It’s also about helping people rebuild their sense of safety, confidence and emotional stability after a collective crisis.

Through guided discussions and practical tools, we focused on stress management, trauma awareness and strengthening team resilience.
A stronger tourism sector begins with a supported workforce.

03/12/2025

Happy International Day of Persons with Disabilities🥳

Today invites us to rethink how we understand disability through an inclusive lense. Disability is not simply a medical condition. It is an interaction between an individual’s functioning and the environment they navigate. When systems are inaccessible or attitudes are dismissive, the psychological impact can be profound.

Research continues to show that stigma, social exclusion, and limited access to support can contribute to higher rates of stress, anxiety, and depression among persons with disabilities. These outcomes are not inevitable. They are shaped by the environments we create.

Psychology teaches us that human well-being depends on belonging, autonomy, safety, and validation. When these needs are repeatedly denied, the effects accumulate. When they are supported, people thrive.

Today is a reminder to challenge the biases we hold, to listen to lived experiences, and to promote practices that affirm dignity rather than pathologise difference. Disability inclusion is not only a social issue. It is a mental health issue, a human rights issue, and a community responsibility.

26/11/2025

Empathy isn’t just a feeling. It’s wired into our brains. 🧠✨ Oxytocin helps us connect, especially in tough times. When we make eye contact, speak warmly, and show genuine care, we activate the biology of compassion. Let’s lean into connection, not isolation.

24/11/2025

Empathy is more than simply being kind. It is the ability to recognize and understand what someone else is feeling and to respond with care rather than judgement. Research shows that empathy supports cooperation, forgiveness, helping behaviour, and healthier relationships (Schumann, 2014; Batson, 2011).

It also shapes how we treat strangers and marginalized groups by reducing bias and increasing fairness (Batson, 1997; Okonofua, 2016).

In everyday life, especially during periods of collective stress, empathy helps us stay connected, patient, and supportive. It strengthens communities and creates the conditions for emotional recovery.

At its core, empathy says: “Your experience matters, and I am willing to understand.”

19/11/2025

Happy International Men's Day 2025🥳 Today we celebrate men and boys—their strength, kindness, and the positive impact they have on our world.💙

29/10/2025

Likkle but we tallawah. 🇯🇲
This hurricane shook us to the core. Many have lost their homes, their farms, their peace of mind. But we’re still here.
We will rebuild.
We will heal.
Because the Jamaican spirit doesn’t break. It bends, it prays, it rises again💚💛

Prayers for our western parishes🙏🏽

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26/10/2025

Stay safe, calm, stay grounded🩵

In moments of uncertainty—like during this hurricane—remember to take care of your mind too.
Distract, connect, and focus on what’s within your control. Let's ride this out together.

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68 Lady Musgrave Road
Kingston
00000

Opening Hours

Monday	08:30 - 18:00
Tuesday	08:30 - 18:00
Wednesday	08:30 - 18:00
Thursday	08:30 - 18:00
Friday	08:30 - 18:00

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+18768697657

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