TUCEE Institute of Counselling and Technology Celebrates 184 Graduates: A Milestone in Mental Health Advocacy

On October 11, 2025, the Osu Ebenezer Hall was filled with excitement and pride as TUCEE Institute of Counselling and Technology held its 11th Graduation Ceremony. This occasion marked a significant milestone for 184 students who have dedicated themselves to the noble profession of counselling and mental health support.

The ceremony’s theme, “Equipped for Emergencies: Expanding Mental Health Services in Times of Crisis,” underscored the critical role that these graduates will play in providing vital support to individuals and communities in need. In a world where mental health challenges are increasingly prevalent, the importance of well-trained counsellors cannot be overstated.

The keynote speaker for the event, Dr. Priscilla Commey-Mintah, brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to the podium. Her address resonated deeply with the audience, emphasizing the need for mental health professionals to be equipped with the skills and resilience required to navigate the complexities of their work. Her words of wisdom and encouragement served as a fitting reminder of the challenges and rewards that lie ahead for the graduates.

The graduation ceremony was a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of the students who have undergone rigorous training at TUCEE Institute. As they receive their certificates, they are not just marking the end of a chapter; they are embarking on a journey to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

TUCEE’s commitment to expanding mental health services and promoting mental wellness over the years is commendable. As the world evolves with the increasing demands of mental health care, the role of trained counsellors and mental health professionals will be more crucial than ever.

To the graduating class of 2025, we offer our warmest congratulations. May your skills, knowledge, and compassion be a beacon of hope to those you will serve. May you be equipped to face the emergencies of life with courage, wisdom, and empathy.