Our aims are to;
Introduce and promote culturally and religiously relevant Cognitive Behaviour Therapy based on sound indigenous research integrated with
existing evidence based interventions. Develop the guidelines and standards for sound and ethical practice of CBT. Provide a platform for sharing views and knowledge about relevant aspects of CBT among members of all helping professionals. To spr
ead CBT beyond clinical setting in to the community to promote mental health, child rearing practices, resilience, productivity and a
vibrant and happy society. Publish a newsletter, a journal and other publications aimed at disseminating research and information about the applications of CBT. Establish contact with various public and professional bodies nationally and internationally to achieve its aims.
