Mental Health Awareness

Explore mental health awareness articles covering key issues, campaigns and conversations shaping mental wellness across Nigeria and Africa. Stay informed and inspired.

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Why Mental Health Awareness in Africa Is Important

Mental health awareness in Africa is important for various reasons, though the ignorance of the importance of mental health has led to a long history of neglect of mental health in Africa’s health and development policy agenda. Prioritising mental health comes with other healthcare benefits. And there are various reasons why mental health should no

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Relatable Quotes About Depression To Make You Feel Less Lonely

We all experience depression in different ways, and that has a lot to do with how we experience the world. How we deal with it differs too. But it is common for people going through depression to carry a persistent feeling of sadness, hopelessness and worthlessness. Quotes about depression give an insight into what it

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5 Surprising Misconceptions Christians Have About Depression

Many Christians experience depression. They often keep it to themselves, afraid of being judged by other Christians. That fear comes from the myths and misconceptions about depression that are common in our churches. Whether a Christian can be depressed is a controversial topic. People reach conclusions without understanding what depression actually is, and without turning

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10 Common Misconceptions About Mental Illness in Africa

Mental illness in Africa and everything related to mental health is a topic that only a few talk about. There are many misconceptions and stereotypes about these topics. These misconceptions result in discrimination, judgement and maltreatment of people living with mental illness. And so, many of them, out of fear of being judged or discriminated

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