Asuquo Udofia holds a Ph.D. in Guidance and Counseling Psychology from the Central University of Nicaragua. He received his Master's Degree in Guidance and Counseling from Methodist University, Accra, Ghana. He is an affiliated faculty at Daniel Institute with work and research experience in academic and non-academic settings. His broad research interest is in identifying why people do what they do across lifespan and settings, and the influence of hereditary and environmental factors in their intents and actions. His focus is on family and couple relationships, marital satisfaction, premarital and divorce counseling, sex, love, and intimate relationships. His most recent publication is The Impact of Pre-Marital Counseling and Psychological Variables on Marital Satisfaction Among Married Couples in Laterbiokoshie, Accra, Ghana, Journal of Psychological Research, 2021. Udofia is an interdisciplinary scholar with a Master’s Degree in Biochemistry and in Business Administration respectively from the University of Benin, Nigeria. He is a Licensed Counseling Psychologist and Member of the Ghana Psychological Association.