Introducing...

CATHERINE GACHUTHA

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Prof Catherine Gachutha is a practising Christian and a member of the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA). She is a Counselling Psychologist/Researcher/Author and Educationist with twenty-five (25) years of practice in different institutions. She holds a Doctorate in Philosophy in Psychology from the University of South Africa (UNISA) and a Master’s in counselling studies from Durham University, UK. She was trained initially as an educationist and later as a psychologist and researcher. She is a proprietor of Maranatha Restoration Homes, a rehabilitation centre for Substance Use Disorders and Mental Disorders (https://maranatharh.co.ke). She is an accredited Counsellor Supervisor with the Kenya Counselling and Psychological Association (KCPA) and a member of the International Association of Counselling (IAC), an Internationally Certified Addiction Professional (ICAP Level II), a Global Master Trainer with Colombo Plan, Sri Lanka. She has been a member of Kenya Certification Council in NACADA and the Chairperson of the Community Anti-Drugs Coalition of Kenya (CADCKe). She has started her Doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy so that she can cultivate more skills of helping families more effectively.

Books by Prof. Catherine Gachutha

“Impacting lives with Christian literature”

EFFECTIVE PARENTING

This book seeks to provide an awakening for parents, challenging them to move away from stereotypical parenting to intentional knowledge-based parenting. It aims at challenging parents to think about the ‘brands’ of children they want. The book’s clarion call is, ‘What shall it profit you to advance in your career and make a lot of money but lose your child?’ Many find themselves thrust into parenting unprepared and thus become candidates for challenged parenting. The book calls upon guardians and caregivers to practice evidence-based parenting.

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Impacting Lives With Christian Literature

CLC Kenya Ministries

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