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“Mental health should be a priority”
A man sits on a couch in a therapy room, talking to a female therapist who is taking notes. Their faces are not visible, creating an anonymous and relatable scene that focuses on the therapy process.
8 Urgent Signs You Need Therapy Before Things Escalate
By Annabel, Sometimes it’s easy to ignore a mild headache, especially when life gets busy. We brush it off, tuning out the dull ache until it intensifies, the room spins, and we find ourselves fainting. Many of us treat our minds the same way, missing the early warning signs until we’re facing a...
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The Emotional Drowning You Often Don't See
For those who are silently sinking… By Rhema Sometimes pain doesn’t scream. It whispers through empty eyes, half-smiles, and forced laughter. Depression isn’t always chaos — sometimes it’s the quiet slipping away of someone you love, inch by inch, breath by breath. This is for the ones...
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How to Protect Your Mental Health When You’re Struggling Financially
Money can be a major source of stress. When bills keep piling up, unexpected expenses pop up, and your income just isn’t stretching enough, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Financial stress doesn’t just affect your wallet; it can take a serious toll on your mental health. If you’ve ever found yourself...
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World Mental Health Day 2025 - Mental Health is Also Health
By MMHI team Every year on October 10th, the world comes together to mark World Mental Health Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness, fighting stigma, and reminding us that mental health is just as important as physical health. The day was first established by the World Federation for Mental Health...
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The Truth About Misdiagnosis Of Mental Illness In Nigeria That You Need To Know
By Annabel Adokwu Nigeria is home to over 230 million people, yet fewer than 650 mental health professionals are available to serve them. Between severe shortages, cultural stigma, and overworked doctors, misdiagnosis of mental illness has become a silent epidemic. Many Nigerians live with depression,...
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