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Welcome to the corporate “Twilight Zone.” You know the vibe: your boss is “cute,” super-friendly, and acts like your …
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Burnout: Recognize It and Act
Introduction
We live in an era that applauds speed. Working late becomes a badge of courage; responding instantly, never stopping, …
Gender-Based Violence: Why Psychological Care Must Become a Priority
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When a case of gender-based violence is reported, attention almost always focuses on the perpetrator: investigation, arrest, trial, and …
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR TEACHERS: A KEY TO TRANSFORMING SIERRA LEONE’S EDUCATION SYSTEM
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Teachers are the backbone of any education system, shaping students’ minds and futures. In Sierra Leone, educators face …
When Stress Suffocates: Taking Care of Your Mental Health in Africa
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Silence is often seen as a strength, but when it comes to mental health, it can become poison. In …
IS SADNESS SIMPLY A BRAIN CHEMICAL IMBALANCE?
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It is very normal to hear someone say, “I am depressed,” or you have probably stated it yourself at …
On the Other Side of the Mirror, You Are Always Someone’s “Villain”
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Being accepted within society is a legitimate feeling that every individual has the right to claim. This need for …
Drug Abuse Impact on Youth: A Leading Cause of Violence in Society
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Drug abuse among young people has emerged as one of the most critical social challenges of the 21st century, …
The Cost of Neglect: Egypt’s Mental Health System
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Mental health care in Egypt has long existed at the intersection of medicine, culture, and social values. From early …
MENTAL HEALTH AT WORK IN AFRICA: A COLLECTIVE CHALLENGE FOR REAL CHANGE
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Every October 10, the world celebrates World Mental Health Day. Colourful posters, conferences, inspiring slogans, chain posts… y…