African-centred psychology is about seeing.

African-centred psychology is about language.

African-centred psychology is knowledge that begins with an inward-looking process, with speaking not about yourself but about the world as you have come to know it.

African-centred psychology is a reawakening, a road towards emancipation, a project that encompasses emotional, cognitive, cultural, political and economic attitudes and practices.

African-centred psychology is a call to rid yourself of the shackles of intellectual servitude to Euroamerican-centred knowledge.

African-centred psychology is the antithesis of oppressive knowledge about Africa and Africans.

African-centred psychology is about consciously and intelligently placing Africa at the centre of your psychological work.

African-centred psychology is attentive to history.

African-centred psychology is resistance.

African-centred psychology is a position in psychology, not something outside of it, even though it can exceed received psychology, even though it has to push beyond the boundaries of Euroamerican-dominated global psychology by studying topics of significance to people in Africa, producing therapeutic techniques that work for the greatest number of people in Africa, and teaching psychology about Africa.