Dr. Stephen N. Ndegwa Profile
Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology
Dr. Stephen N. Ndegwa
Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology
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| Name: | Dr. Stephen N. Ndegwa |
|---|---|
| Mobile: | +254 709 972 000 |
| E-mail: | sndegwa@daystar.ac.ke |
| Website: | None |
| Updated: | 12 Jul, 2023 |
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About
I have been a computer studies teacher at Joseph Allamano Secondary School and a facilitator of pre-university counseling courses at Daystar University. I have been an adjunct lecturer at Oasis Africa, Africa
Nazarene University and Daystar University. I am currently a lecturer and an examination officer at Daystar University in School of Human and Social Sciences.
I am a psychologist and board member for Alpha Training and Counseling Centre where I conduct psychological assessments and clinical interviews for clients, conduct individual, group and family therapy, prepare training proposals, materials, and facilitate training. I also engage in clinical supervision for therapists. I am a consultant for the Nairobi Women’s Hospital – Gender Violence Recovery Centre (GVRC) counselors. I also consult for different churches and schools on counseling and adolescent behavior.
I am a peer-reviewer for the British Journal of Guidance and Counseling, an external examiner for Pan African Christian University (PACU) and a committee member for the African Journal of Clinical Psychology.
I am an associate member of Kenya Counseling and Psychological Association (KCPA).
Academic Qualification
Recent Publications
Teaches
PhD classes: Measurement and Assessment I - Cognitive and Achievement Tests; Measurement and Assessment II - Personality Tests
MA classes: Theories of Counseling; Counseling Fundamentals and Micro Skills; Family Systems and Marital Therapy; Psychopathology; Practicum and Seminar
BA classes: Loss and Grief Counseling; Human Sexuality
Relevant Links
Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
Ndegwa, S. (2018). Efficacy of Cognitive-Behavioral Coping-Skills Therapy on Alcohol and Cannabis Users among University Students in a Kenyan University. Africa Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1, 2
Published2018
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Ndegwa, S., Munene, A. & Oladipo, R. (2017). Factors influencing alcohol use among University students in a Kenyan University. Africa Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1, 102-117.
Published2017
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Activities
Conferences
Published2018
Ndegwa, S. (2018). Effectiveness of Cognitive-Behavioral Coping-Skills
Therapy on Cannabis Users among University Students in a Kenyan University. NACADA-ISSUP International Conference on Drug Demand Reduction at KICC, Nairobi (10th – 14th Dec., 2018).
Published2018
Ndegwa, S. (2018). Child Criminality: Predisposing Factors and Preventive Measures. International Child Protection Conference at Daystar University, Nairobi (8th – 10th Aug., 2018).
Published2018
Ndegwa, S. (2018). Cognitive-Behavioral Coping-Skills Therapy Efficiency in Treating Alcohol Users among University Students. KCPA 5th Annual Scientific Conference held at KICD, Nairobi (14th -15th June, 2018)
Published2017
Ndegwa, S. & Waiyaki, W. (2017). Parental Awareness: The First Step in Protecting Children against Online Violence. 4th Regional Parenting Conference in Malawi (24th – 27th October, 2017).
Published2016
Ndegwa, S. (2016). Factors Associated With Alcohol Use Among University Students in a Kenyan University. The Annual International Research Conference in Kenya Methodist University, Meru (21st-22nd Nov., 2016).
Published2016
Waiyaki, W. & Ndegwa, S. (2016). Peace: Minimizing The Risk of PTSD in Kenya General Election of 2017. KCPA 4th Annual Scientific Conference at KICD, Nairobi (10th-11th Nov., 2016)
Research Interests
Substance Abuse, Prevention & Treatment, Adolescents & Youth, Family & Mental Health
Projects
- 2018/2019 - Parenting and Youth Problematic Behaviour: A Case Study of University Students – Daystar University
- 2017 - Parental Awareness: The First Step in Protecting Children against Online Violence – Self and W. Waiyaki
- 2018/2019 - Succession Planning as a Strategy for Creating Sustainable Family Businesses – Daystar University