Introduction Imagine walking into a university bustling with activity—a place that exudes intellectual energy where futures are shaped and dreams are forged. But beneath this energetic exterior lies a silent struggle that many don’t see: the mental and emotional battles fought by those who make these institutions what they are—the employees. In the research paper, […]
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Teen Minds Unveiled: A Glimpse into Mental Health Disorders in West Africa
Introduction: Framing the Invisible Battles Imagine walking through a bustling clinic in a vibrant city, the sounds and sights resonating with life, yet hidden within these walls are the quiet battles of young minds. Adolescents in Ghana and Nigeria navigate a complex world where mental health disorders often lurk beneath the surface, invisible yet impactful. […]
Balancing Resilience and Vulnerability: Mental Health in Urban Slums of Ibadan
Introduction When life feels like a series of challenges, how do some individuals manage to maintain their mental health while others struggle? This question becomes even more poignant in the backdrop of urban slums, where daily adversity is a part of life. The relationship between protective factors and common mental disorders among female urban slum […]
Tackling Perinatal Depression in Africa: The Need for Reliable Measurement Tools
Introduction: Breaking the Silence on Perinatal Depression Imagine expecting a new baby, an event celebrated universally with joy and anticipation, and yet feeling a shadow of despair that you cannot shake off. This shadow, known as perinatal depression, affects many soon-to-be and new mothers worldwide, including those in African settings. Despite its prevalence, there’s a […]