Stigma and Discrimination: Barriers to Realizing Mental Health for All

By Omolola Hi there, mental health enthusiast! Let’s dive into a topic that’s super important but often swept under the rug: stigma and discrimination. We’ve all heard the saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”, but when it comes to mental health, many people are judged before they even open the cover. The stigma […]

Mental Health as a Human Right: What Does It Mean for Everyone?

By Omolola   Hey, you! Let’s talk about something serious and super important: Mental Health as a Human Right. We would be keeping it real and relatable. You probably have heard this saying a million times that “health is wealth”, but let’s be honest, how often do we include mental health in that conversation? This […]

HELP IS HERE

A lot is happening around us which can make us stressed and overwhelmed, this can also take a toll on our mental health. When mental health declines, it can lead to further distress, making life difficult to manage. Here are some helpful tips for addressing thoughts of suicide and self-harm: 1. Communicate Recognizing that you […]

PCOS & Mental Health: A Talk on What’s Going On

Hey ladies, let’s talk for a moment. If you’re dealing with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), you know it’s not just about irregular periods or unwanted hair growth. This condition can seriously mess with your mental health too, like anxiety, mood swings, and a whole lot of stress. So let’s break it down.   What is […]

UNSEEN HEROES: STANDING BY LOVED ONES

Are you one of the unseen heroes standing by a loved one through their struggles with suicidal thoughts or behavior? You are not alone. According to the Nigerian National Survey on Mental Health (2020), 1 in 5 Nigerians have supported someone facing these challenges. September marks World Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month—a time for us […]

Term of the Week

Hey there! Today is another day to learn the right terms to reduce the stigma around mental health.     Did you find this helpful? If yes spread the word by sharing!

Term of the Week

Hey there!   On today’s episode of learning the right terms to reduce the stigma around mental health.     So instead of saying “A person is retarded”, Try saying this “A person with nan intellectual disability”   Did you find this helpful? If yes spread the word by sharing!

Term of the Week

Hey there!   Today is another day to learn the right terms to reduce the stigma around mental health.     So instead of saying “They are an addict”, Try saying this “They are a person with an addiction”   Did you find this helpful? If yes spread the word by sharing!

Weekly Feature: How Do You Stay Positive When Feeling Overwhelmed?

  “There are less than a handful of people I consider my safe spaces…”         On this week’s feature, we asked Michelle Dede “How she stays positive when she feels overwhelmed” and here is what she said;   “As someone who has anxiety, staying positive when I feel overwhelmed depends on where […]