Therapist in Lagos · 5 years' experience
4.8 from 8 reviews17 sessions
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Each price covers one 60-minute session, paid when you book.
Mondays 9am–5pm, Tuesdays 9am–5pm, Wednesdays 9am–5pm, Thursdays 9am–5pm, Fridays 9am–5pm, Saturdays 11am–4pm and Sundays 12pm–8pm, Lagos time.
Sessions last 60 minutes, by video, voice or chat, from your phone or laptop. Cornelius speaks English, Pidgin and Idoma.
Cornelius usually confirms a booking within about 2 hours, or suggests another time.
4.8 from 8 reviews
“Fact that I could really express myself and feel better”
Read the reviewsCornelius Ogah is a Mental Health practitioner with over 5years experience in providing Mental health and Psycho social support to a range of clients even to the bits that may seem tiny such as; Reflective listening, empathy & and guide towards goal settings. His candor and ability to easily develop a therapeutic rapport makes it seamless for him & clients to formulate case managements leading to an early development of Insight thereby aiding the recovery and meeting goals. Welcome, this is a safe space; Shall We?
Fact that I could really express myself and feel better
Client · Oct 2026We need to reschedule today
Client · Aug 2026He listens and asked great question, I got a lot out of my first session
Client · Oct 2026Cornelius Ogah is available for bookings on Monday 9:00–17:00, Tuesday 9:00–17:00, Wednesday 9:00–17:00, Thursday 9:00–17:00, Friday 9:00–17:00, Saturday 11:00–16:00, Sunday 12:00–20:00.
No, couples therapy appointments are not offered.
A session with Cornelius Ogah costs ₦7,500.00.
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Sessions are conducted online through secure video or audio calls on the Mytherapist.ng platform.
Cornelius Ogah lists these qualifications: B.Sc. Psychology, M.Sc. Clinical Psychology, Licensed Clinical Psychologist.
Cornelius Ogah is specialised in various areas of mental healthcare including Depression and Mood Disorders, Stress and Burnout, Grief and Loss, Substance Use and Addiction, Sexual Health and Gender Issues, Suicidal Thoughts, Sleep and Somatic Symptoms, Eating Disorders and Body Image.