Mental Health & Wellness in The BIPOC Community

I am Kevin Ufoegbune. Barriers in accessing mental health resources, medical distrust and other institutional barriers are experienced by...

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My name is Kevin. I am a Christian psychotherapist, registered social worker and educator. As a Nigerian-Canadian I promote mental health and wellness. I challenge you to start a New Chapter of your life today!

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What role do African families play in shaping the academic journeys, challenges, and successes of Black Canadian men? Struggles and Successes: The Transformative Role of African Families in the Education of Black Canadian Men by Kevin Ufoegbune, MSW, PhD (c), provides a powerful and timely exploration of this question.

Drawing on research, lived experience, and compelling narratives, Ufoegbune sheds light on how African immigrant families—particularly from Ghana and Nigeria—navigate Canada’s education system while instilling resilience, discipline, and ambition in their sons. The book examines how culture, identity, and the ethic of “working twice as hard” shape outcomes, even amid systemic barriers.

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