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Psychcare counseling consultancy, Nairobi (2025)

20/07/2025

At PsychCare Counselling Consultancy, we remain committed to walking with individuals, families, and institutions through their psychological and psychosocial journeys. Over time, we’ve been privileged to support a significant number of people across various counties in Kenya—through both in-person and online sessions.

Our services include:

Individual and group counselling

Couples and family therapy

Psychosocial support

Mental health training and coaching for corporate entities, schools, and other institutions

Referral and linkage to credible and verified care institutions where further specialized support is needed

We’re grateful for the trust you've placed in us. To our clients, supporters, and those who continuously refer others to our care—you are the heartbeat of PsychCare, and we deeply appreciate you.

As we continue to grow and reach even more people, we invite you to keep counting on us for all matters mental wellness and psychological support. Your mental health is our priority, and we are here for you—always.

PsychCare Counselling Consultancy
Your Partner in Mental Wellness

30/04/2025

Public Statement by Psy. John M. Marangu
Clinical Psychologist
Manager -ADN Christ The Good Shepherd Wellness Centre/CEO Psychcare Counseling Consultancy
| Incoming KCPA Chairperson, Nyeri County

It is with deep sorrow that I acknowledge the tragic incident that occurred in Chaka, Nyeri Town, where a young man lost his life to su***de. Reports indicate that during his final moments, he was seen on a building’s sixth floor by bystanders who tragically misunderstood his distress as attention-seeking. Instead of receiving the urgent help he needed, he was mocked and dared to jump. Moments later, he fell to his death.

First and foremost, I wish to extend my heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and friends. No words can adequately express the pain of such a loss, and we stand with you in this dark hour.

This incident highlights a critical need for community awareness and education on mental health and su***de prevention. Mental distress is not a spectacle it is a serious cry for help. As a society, we must learn to recognize the signs of emotional crisis and respond with empathy, not judgment.

As a Clinical Psychologist and the incoming Chairperson of the Kenya Counsellors and Psychologists Association (KCPA), Nyeri County Chapter, I commit to taking immediate steps to address these gaps. We will organize a community mental health awareness campaign, focusing on su***de prevention, empathy, and appropriate intervention strategies. Additionally, we will coordinate a debriefing and support session for the affected family, offering psychological first aid and grief support.

Let this tragic event be a turning point for us all to choose compassion over mockery, and action over indifference.

Psy. John M. Marangu
Clinical Psychologist
Manager -Christ The Good Shepherd Wellness Centre/CEO Psychcare Counseling Consultancy|Incoming KCPA Chairperson, Nyeri County

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11/02/2025

Hello family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances, and everyone reading this. I feel it’s important to address something that means so much to me—psychological and mental wellness. It’s a topic that’s very close to my heart, and I wouldn’t be doing you justice if I didn’t speak about it.

I’m proud to introduce you to Psych Care Counselling Consultancy Kenya—a team of passionate mental health professionals, advocates, and enthusiasts dedicated to supporting those struggling with mental wellness and health challenges. Our mission is simple: to be a safe haven for anyone in need of help and a space where we can openly share our experiences. We’re here to ensure that no one feels lost or isolated when dealing with mental health issues—whether it’s your brother, sister, child, parent, or anyone in need of support.

Our team believes that through open conversations, basic empathetic skills, and support, we can help save lives. We offer both in-person and online consultations, meeting you wherever you are—physically or virtually—to provide the help you deserve.

We also have a WhatsApp platform where we continuously communicate, host talks, and run webinars on mental health. It’s a space dedicated solely to this cause, and I’ve attached the link to join below. Once you join, feel free to ask any questions related to psychological and mental wellness, and our team will be more than happy to help.

Thank you for your time, and we look forward to having you with us.

Best regards,
John M. Marangu (Baraka)
&Daisy Wanjiku
Team Leaders, Psych Care Counselling Consultancy Kenya

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14/12/2024

🌟 Welcome to PsychCare Counseling Consultancy 🌟

At PsychCare, we understand the importance of mental health and emotional well-being. That’s why we offer online therapy sessions to support you, no matter where you are. Our dedicated and experienced psychologists and counselors are here to guide you through life’s challenges in a compassionate and confidential environment.

Whether you’re dealing with stress, anxiety, depression, Marriage issues, addictions, Burnout,job issues or any other concerns, our team is here to listen, support, and empower you to take control of your mental health. Each session lasts 1-2 hours and is priced at only 1500 KSH — an affordable investment in your well-being.

Our services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, because your mental health never rests, and neither do we.

To book a session, simply reach out to us at: 📞 0742044681 📧 psychcarehealthcareservices@gmail.com

Let us walk with you on the journey to a healthier, happier you. You are never alone in this.
PsycPsychcareCounselling ConsultancynJohn Mutugi Baraka

14/12/2024

🎄✨ Mental Health Check-In During the Holidays ✨🎄 by PsPsychcareCounselling Consultancye holiday season is often a time for joy, but it's important to recognize that it can also bring a mix of emotions for many of us. Between the celebrations, the expectations, and the end-of-year reflections, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. And let's be real – January is right around the corner, and with it often comes the reality of getting back to "normal" life... and the financial pressures that come with it. 💸

Take a moment to breathe. It's okay to not feel 100% festive or energized. Your mental health matters, and it’s perfectly fine to acknowledge if this season feels a little harder than usual.

❤️ Here’s a reminder:

It’s okay to set boundaries – saying “no” is a form of self-care.

If you’re struggling financially, know you’re not alone. It’s a tough time for many.

Give yourself grace – the holidays don’t have to be perfect, and neither do you.

Reach out if you need support – talking to someone can make all the difference.

Let’s start 2025 by remembering we don’t have to carry everything alone. ❤️

15/11/2024

Dear ones
We are excited to invite you to a must-attend webinar this Friday on Demystifying Sexual Health, Disorders, and Hygiene. This engaging session will provide expert insights and practical advice on a topic that is often misunderstood, but crucial for overall well-being.

Why Attend?
Gain Clarity: Break down common misconceptions about sexual health and hygiene.
Expert Advice: Learn from qualified professionals about sexual disorders and how to address them.
Improve Your Well-being: Empower yourself with knowledge to make informed decisions for your health and hygiene.
Event Details:
Date: This Friday Date 22-Nov-24
Time: 8:00pm-9:30pm
Cost: 300 Shillings per person
Early Bird Special: The first 10 registrants get a 50 Shilling discount, so hurry and sign up!
This is a unique opportunity to engage with experts and improve your understanding of a crucial yet often taboo topic. Don't miss out on this empowering and informative talk!

Reserve your spot today!

To register, simply reply to this message
PsychcareCounselling Consultancy

27/01/2024

FEMICIDE FEMICIDE

STOP KILLING WOMEN

In recent years, media reports have shown a concerning rise in cases of women being killed by their intimate partners. Despite this, there has been a notable absence of consolidated data to provide a comprehensive picture. Over the past months, we have meticulously seen news reports from reputable Kenyan sources, compiling over 500 cases spanning from January 2016 to December 2023. Through this comprehensive collection of killings, it becomes evident that these tragedies are far more than have been identified. And that the cases are not isolated; instead, they reveal recurring patterns, indicating a deeper and more systemic issue.
I am a husband to a lady
I am am a brother to a lady
I am a father to a baby girl
I have female friends too

I strongly condemn FEMICIDE

I SAY NO TO FEMICIDE.

i join my

25/03/2023

Mental Health Is Essential To Physical Health.

24/12/2022

Merry Christmas 🌲🎄🎄 from us

08/10/2022

You can refuse to stress yourself over the things you can't control and change. We are currently going through the World Mental Health Awareness Month... It is important to check or ask anyone how are they doing specially everyone does not speak up and maybe suffers in silence. We must be aware that anyone can experience Anxiety or Depression or any mental health illnesses. If anybody would seek for your help about their mental health you can check the following statements that are listed.

What Causes Mental Illnesses?

•Genetics - mental illness often runs in the family
•Environment - Living in a stressful environment can make you more likely to develop a mental illness. Things like living in poverty or having an abusive family put a lot of stress on your brain and often trigger mental illness.
•Childhood trauma - Even if you’re no longer in a stressful environment, things that happened to you as a child can have an impact later in life.
•Negative Thoughts - Constantly putting yourself down or expecting the worst can get you stuck in a cycle of depression or anxiety.
•Unhealthy Habits - like not getting enough sleep, or not eating.
•Drugs and alcohol - Abusing drugs and alcohol can trigger a mental illness. It can also make it harder to recover from mental illness.
•Brain Chemistry - Mental illness involves an imbalance of natural chemicals in your brain and your body.

“You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection."

A healthy outside start from the inside♥️
Psy d John Baraka

10/09/2022

Reach out and get help.Lets talk

23/06/2022

Welcoming everybody in my YouTube account for holistic mental health care. WELCOME AND REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE.@ Psy John Marangu

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