Dr. Godwin Ude is a distinguished clinical counsellor, psychotherapist, author, social and business entrepreneur, conference speaker, personal development consultant and academic with an extensive background in psychology and psychiatry. He holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy and a Master in Counselling. He also completed a Positive Psychology and Psychiatry certificate from the University of Sydney, Australia.
Further enhancing his expertise, Dr. Ude earned a Professional Higher Education Certificate from Harvard University and a Doctor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Studies and Social Research from Oxford Graduate School. Dr. Ude heads Community-University Engagement Research Projects with the University of British Columbia, Canada. Dr. Ude has produced research reports for the Ministry of Canadian Heritage and the Vancouver Foundation.
With over fifteen years of experience, Dr. Ude has dedicated his career to working with diverse communities across Canada and the United States, specializing in clinical counselling, social research and psychotherapy. His expertise extends to public policy, where he has made significant contributions as a consultant and advocate for marginalized communities. Notably, Dr. Ude has represented these groups at the United Nations Permanent Forum in Geneva Switzerland, advocating for policies that support their well-being and integration into society.
As a community leader, Dr. Ude is committed to helping individuals understand themselves better and develop essential soft skills for success in both personal and professional realms. His global experience and passionate advocacy for mental health and education make him a respected voice in the fields of psychology, public policy, and community development.