a.
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National Alcohol and Drug abuse Research Workshop, held at
KIA, Nairobi, Kenya
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“Baseline
Survey of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Among Teachers in Kenya”
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March 2012 NACADA Report of 2012
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b.
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37th Annual Alcohol Epidemiology Symposium of
the Kettil Bruum Society held in Melbourne, Australia
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“
Prevalence of Alcohol and Drug Abuse among teachers in Kenya”
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April 2011 Report of the 37th KBS
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c.
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4TH African International Psycho-trauma
Conference and the Training Towards Mental health Policy and Practice on
Psychotrauma-African Solutions to African Problems.
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“Prevalence
of PTSD among primary school teachers soon after the post-electro-violence in
a rural District in Kenya”
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July 2011 report of the 4th African
International Psycho-trauma Conference
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d.
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Annual Alcohol Epidemiology Conference of the Kettil Braum
Society held in Kampala, Uganda
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“The
alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy at the work place for Teachers Service
Commission employees, Kenya”
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July 2011 Report of the Report of the KBS Conference
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e.
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3rd Regional Training Conference/on
Psycho-Trauma, healing and reconciliation held at the Catholic university of
East Africa, Nairobi Kenya
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“ Discussant on factors to consider in reconciliation in
Somalia”
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f.
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The 2nd East and Central African Regional
Conference of Psychology conference (8th to 13th
November 2015) in Hilton Hotel, Nairobi Kenya
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i.
“Attitudes towards professional help seeking among college students in Kenya”
ii.
“Opinions about mental illness among primary school teacher trainees in
Kenya”
iii.
“Expectations about Counseling in teacher training colleges in Kenya”
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Report of the 2nd East and Central African
Regional Conference of Psychology, Nov 2015
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g
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The International Congress of Behavioral Medicine (ICBM),
7th to 10th December 2016 Pullman Melbourne Albert
Park, Melbourne, Australia
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“Expectations about Counseling for a Mental Illness among
Primary School Teacher Trainees in Kenya”
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International Journal of
Behavioral Medicine, Official Journal of the International Society of
Behavioral Medicine, Springer. Of November 2016 Volume 23, Supplement 1, pp.
7
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