Accra prepares to honor one of its most influential mental health pioneers this week.
Reverend Counselor Prince Offei will be inducted into the exclusive Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame on Friday, August 22, at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel.
The ceremony recognizes his transformative impact on psychology and relationship counseling across Ghana’s professional landscape.
Offei, founder of the acclaimed firm Counselor Prince & Associates Consult (CPAC), has spent decades guiding couples and individuals through critical life challenges.
His Accra-based practice holds accreditation from the Ghana Psychology Council and serves clients worldwide, from Canada to South Africa. You might recognize him from his weekly column in The Spectator or his television appearances on GTV and eTV Ghana.
Beyond clinical work, Offei shapes future professionals as a lecturer at Central University’s Daniel Institute and principal of the CPAC Counsellor Training Institute.
His bestselling books, like Avoid Regrets in Marriage and Courtship Matters, offer practical wisdom for lasting relationships. Even his popular podcasts reach global audiences hungry for mental wellness insights.
This Friday holds special significance for Offei’s family. The induction coincides with the birthday of his wife, Anuoluwapo Blessing Offei, a licensed counselor and caregiver who shares his passion for healing.
Their dual celebration adds warmth to an evening honoring business excellence. Corporate Ghana promises speeches and tributes fitting Offei’s legacy, proof that nurturing human connections remains vital to national progress.