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“Mental health should be a priority”
september 10 world suicide prevention day
World Suicide Prevention Day - Awareness
Suicide is a sensitive and heavily stigmatised topic. It is essential to have open and honest discussions. Suicide awareness is critical because it helps us understand the complexities of mental health, identify warning signs, and provide support to those who need it most. By talking about suicide, we...
Young Black girl covering her face, head bowed, representing anxiety and the emotional burden of being the oldest daughter
How Anxiety Makes Being The Oldest Daughter A Painful Challenge
The Hidden Weight of Being the Eldest Daughter My mental health struggles began long before I even recognized them as such. Growing up as the eldest daughter came with a weight I was never prepared for. I was expected to be responsible, strong, and “mature,” even though I was still just a child myself....
A young girl with acne, partially covering her face, showing the raw and emotional struggle with self-confidence and mental health.
The Ugly Lies Acne Made Me Believe About Myself
The beginning of my insecurities  Growing up, I never cared about my looks, which is funny because I received a lot of compliments as a child. It was either people said it to me directly, or I would hear them saying it to my mum or brother. I appreciated the comments, but I never dwelt on them....
Young woman sitting in front of a mirror, looking at her reflection, with adhesive notes and plasters on her face showing messages like “acne is normal” and “I’m not my skin,” symbolizing body dysmorphia and self-acceptance.
Add Curves, Subtract Self: The Hidden Cost of Being Seen
When beauty is measured in likes, what’s left of the girl beneath the filter? By Rhema Nwamadi  In a world where social media filters can turn insecurity into a trend, many young African girls are silently reshaping themselves, physically, emotionally, and mentally just to “fit.” Eating disorders...
A man sits alone in a dimly lit living room, his face hidden in the shadows. A faint glow from the television is the only light in the room, casting a somber and isolated mood.
What You Need to Know About Growing Up With Mental Health Issues in a Nigerian Home
By Chiamaka Ezeani, If you grew up in a Nigerian home with mental health issues, your childhood may have felt like a confusing mix of silence, fear, and survival. A typical Nigerian household is often built on strong values of tradition, faith, and discipline, but when it comes to mental health, there’s...
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