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Beyond the Hangover: How Alcoholism Affects Mental Health, Children, and Marriage - By Counselor Prince Offei
IT’S NOT JUST A HANGOVER. IT’S A CRISIS. Today in The Spectator GH - Saturday, 18th July 2026, our Founder Counselor Prince Offei (a Mental Health Professional, ADR Expert, and Marriage Counsellor) writes: "BEYOND HANGOVER: How alcoholism affects mental health, children, marriage." At CPAC, I sit with wives who say “The man I married disappears every evening” and husbands who say “I don’t know who I am living with anymore.” THE INVISIBLE DAMAGE: TO MENTAL HEALTH are chronic a
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19 hours ago6 min read


Beyond the Vibes: How Excessive Partying and Socializing Can Break a Home - By Counselor Prince Offei
Friendship is a gift. Laughter with friends, weekend “vibes,” and social connections keep us human. But what happens when the club, the chop bar, the “girls’ night,” or the “boys’ hangout” becomes more important than the home you promised to build?
Counselor Prince Offei (a leading Mental Health Professional, certified ADR Expert, Author, and Marriage Counsellor) on Saturday, 4th July, 2026 published "BEYOND THE VIBES: HOW EXCESSIVE PARTYING AND SOCIALIZING CAN BREAK A HOME
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5 days ago5 min read


Rev. Counselor Prince Offei Inaugurated onto ICGC Presbytery Family Life Support Committee to Shape Marriage and Family Ministry Worldwide
ICGC PRESBYTERY INAUGURATES 19 PRESBYTERY COMMITTEES | REV. COUNSELOR PRINCE OFFEI (of CPAC) NAMED TO FAMILY LIFE SUPPORT COMMITTEE globally on Thursday, 9th July, 2026 at ICGC Christ Temple East, Teshie. Counselor Prince is with presbyters - Dr. Mensa Otabil (General Overseer), Rev. Morris Appiah (General Secretary), Rev. Christopher Yaw Annor, Rev. Anthony Cudjoe, and Rev. John Abu-Baidoo. Rev. Counselor Prince Offei, PEM-ADR was inaugurated to help shape Marriage and Famil
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Jul 134 min read


FROM PANIC TO PASS: How Parents and Teachers Can Help Children Beat BECE and WASSCE Exam Phobia - By Counselor Prince Offei!
Walk through any Junior High or Senior High compound in Ghana as BECE or WASSCE approaches and you will see it. A bright girl suddenly quiet. A boy who led class debates now sleeping at his desk. A Form 3 student with stomach pains every Monday morning. This is not laziness. This is academic stress. When left unaddressed, it hardens into exam phobia—overwhelming dread that pushes children into burnout, avoidance, and sometimes silence.
-By Counselor Prince Offei -Published in
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May 75 min read
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