Our team comprises highly trained in-house psychotherapists and counsellors specialising across a wide range of mental health needs. We take a multidisciplinary approach — collaborating with psychiatrists, specialist hospitals, and corporate organisations to deliver comprehensive, evidence-based care tailored to each client’s unique needs.
Every member of the Aruka team is a licensed professional committed to renewing minds and restoring lives — in every session, every programme, and every community they touch.
Founder & Director
Aruka Centre, Est. 2021Anthea Crabbe holds a Master of Science in Clinical Child Psychology from Anglia Ruskin University and is a licensed member of the Ghana Psychological Council (GPC), and the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP).
With extensive experience across hospital, school, corporate, and community settings, Anthea has developed frameworks for addressing mental health that are both clinically rigorous and deeply contextual. She specialises in working with children, adolescents, and adults navigating complex psychological, emotional, and behavioural challenges — including those living with chronic illness, trauma, and major life transitions.
Anthea founded Aruka Centre from a conviction that high-quality, compassionate mental health care should be accessible to all. She leads the team with a commitment to evidence-based practice, collaborative care, and lasting wellbeing.
Sabinah Fremah Ansah holds a Master of Arts in Guidance and Counselling and is a licensed member of the Ghana Psychological Council (GPC) and the Ghana Psychological Association (GPA). She brings a deeply empathetic and integrative approach to her work, drawing on a wide range of therapeutic techniques to meet each client where they are.
Sabinah specialises in health counselling, abuse-related issues, suicide risk assessment, adolescent counselling, and couples therapy. She has particular experience supporting content moderators through resilience coaching — helping them manage the emotional demands of their roles. Her ability to communicate in several local Ghanaian languages enables her to connect authentically with a diverse range of clients.
She is driven by a belief in the transformative power of counselling to foster resilience, healing, and personal growth, and is committed to ensuring every client feels valued, heard, and empowered on their journey to wellness.
Stephanie Ofori-Kuragu holds a Master of Science in Clinical and Health Psychology from Bangor University UK and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Ghana. She is a member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and Ghana Psychology Council (GPC). She brings a rigorous academic foundation and a warm clinical presence to her work with individuals navigating the intersection of physical and psychological wellbeing.
Her practice focuses on supporting clients managing chronic illness, stress-related conditions, and behavioural change. Stephanie takes a holistic, evidence-based approach — tailoring interventions to each client’s unique circumstances and helping them develop practical strategies for sustainable mental health.
She is committed to making psychological support accessible and meaningful, with a particular passion for empowering clients to take an active role in their own healing and growth.
Eunice Panford-Quainoo holds a Master of Philosophy in Counselling Psychology and is a licensed member of the Ghana Psychological Council (GPC). She works with individuals and families facing a wide range of emotional, relational, and psychological challenges, bringing warmth, professionalism, and a client-centred approach to every session.
Eunice is committed to creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel genuinely heard and supported. Her practice draws on evidence-based therapeutic frameworks, which she applies flexibly to meet the diverse needs of the people she serves.
She believes deeply that every person has the inner capacity for growth, healing, and lasting change, and finds purpose in walking alongside clients as they discover that capacity for themselves.
Doris Osei Bonsu Abakah holds an M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Ghana and a BSc in Psychology from the University of Cape Coast. She brings a broad experience spanning clinical practice, academic research, and higher education.
Doris currently serves as a Research Scientist at the Center for Applied Cognitive Science and as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Texas at Austin — roles that reflect her commitment to advancing the science of psychology and nurturing the next generation of practitioners. Her research interests lie at the intersection of cognition, development, and applied psychological science.
Her clinical work spans educational and healthcare settings, with a particular focus on the growth, development, and wellbeing of children and adolescents. Her expertise includes cognitive and intelligence assessments, psychotherapy, and cross-cultural interventions that support individuals affected by trauma and mental health challenges in reintegrating into their communities.
Outside of her clinical work, Doris enjoys dance classes and exploring new places — a reflection of her belief that movement, curiosity, and joy are essential ingredients of a balanced life.
Bright Kwaku Kafui Komla holds a Master of Arts in Guidance and Counselling and is a licensed member of the Ghana Psychological Association. He is also co-founder of the CareBright Institute, an initiative dedicated to supporting individuals living with mental health challenges.
Bright is a skilled public speaker and educator, regularly invited to speak at conferences, workshops, and webinars. His dynamic communication style ensures that every audience leaves informed, inspired, and better equipped to engage with mental health topics.
He is committed to reducing stigma, building emotional resilience, and helping individuals lead healthier, more purposeful lives.
Louisa Setornam Zormelo is a clinical psychologist intern and a passionate mental health advocate. She serves as Head of Research and Human Relations at the CareBright Institute, where she leads initiatives that strengthen psychological practice and community engagement.
Louisa is the national student representative for the Ghana Psychological Association (GPA) and an executive member of its public relations committee. Through her work with Mindup Africa Foundation, Save Family Save Society Foundation, and The Bright Project, she demonstrates a consistent commitment to mental health awareness, advocacy, and community support.
At Aruka Centre, Louisa brings energy, curiosity, and a dedication to making mental health resources more accessible — particularly for young people navigating the complexities of adolescence and early adulthood.
Elibank leads the operational and growth strategy at Aruka Centre — overseeing project delivery, institutional partnerships, and business development, ensuring Aruka’s clinical vision translates into structured, scalable, and sustainable programmes. He plays a key role in building the partnerships and systems that allow Aruka to grow its impact across corporate and institutional collaborations.
Ruth Antwiwaa is the warm and professional first point of contact at Aruka Centre. As Administrator, she ensures that every client’s experience — from their first enquiry through to the end of their session — is smooth, welcoming, and well-coordinated. Her dedication to excellent service reflects Aruka’s commitment to creating an environment where every person feels respected and at ease from the moment they reach out.
At Aruka, we welcome qualified therapists who are passionate about mental health and interested in professional practice within a supportive, client-focused environment.
You can apply instantly through our online application form.
We are looking for individuals who share our commitment to healing, evidence-based care, and the belief that mental health is everyone’s business — whether you are an experienced clinician or a newly qualified professional seeking a nurturing practice environment.
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Our team of licensed professionals is ready to walk alongside you. Book a session today and take the first step toward renewed wellbeing.
