๐ฟ As Suicide Prevention Month comes to a close, we reflect on the importance of raising awareness, sharing resources, and offering support to those struggling with mental health. Though the month is over, the work doesn't stop here. MPAK is here to support you ๐
Climate and Mental Health in Kenya: Research, Evidence and Action
Oct 26, 2022 04:00 PM
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#mentalhealth#WhatsApp#MentalHealthAwareness
Climate and Mental Health in Kenya: Research, Evidence and Action
Oct 26, 2022 04:00 PM
Make sure you join.
https://t.co/4zdsQ8Qai6
#mentalhealth#WhatsApp#MentalHealthAwareness
Climate and Mental Health in Kenya: Research, Evidence and Action
Oct 26, 2022 04:00 PM
Make sure you join.
https://t.co/4zdsQ8Qai6
#mentalhealth#WhatsApp#MentalHealthAwareness
During the launch, the WHO country representative @dourahsante lauded @MOH_Kenya and @MOHmentalhealth for a comprehensive document which will be used as a reference document by other member states
SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR SHOULD NEVER BE PUNISHED
Today's launch of Kenya's 1st suicide prevention strategy marks a turning point on how we think about suicide in Kenya.
That suicidal behavior is caused by mental illnesses & can be prevented using proven science supported strategies.
The Medical Psychologists Association of Kenya will be joining Work Her Dream Organization for the Annual Walk 4 Her tomorrow from 8am.
The theme is Advocating for Mental Health in Reproductive and Menstrual health issues
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#mentalhealth
David Muchai Advices on prevention first and never give up on people who are addicted to drugs because they are crying out for help. Change is possible especially if you have the support. #CareinCrises#IDADA2022#MentalHealthMatters#mentalhealth4all
Our second panelist is Dr.Nyamute. It is said that use eventually leads to addiction and hence everyone who takes even a glass of wine is at the brink of addiction. If this is so, at what point do people tip over to the other side?
Our second panelist is Dr.Nyamute. It is said that use eventually leads to addiction and hence everyone who takes even a glass of wine is at the brink of addiction. If this is so, at what point do people tip over to the other side?
It is said that adverse childhood events (ACEs) such as neglect and abuse can lead to mental illness such as substance use. What are some of the ย ACEs that may increase susceptibility to substance use?@KPAkenya@AKU_BMI@Africamentalhlt@capmhkenya#CareInCrises#IDADA2022