Discover the Power of Understanding Mental Health: Watch, Share, and Give Feedback
We are excited to announce that the Stop Mental Illness Foundation’s Basic Level mental health training is now underway. As part of Week One, we are excited to present the replay video on Understanding Mental Health (November 4th & 5th). This video provides valuable insights into the intricacies of mental health and equips viewers with essential knowledge to navigate this important subject. We invite you to watch, share, and actively participate by providing your feedback. Together, we can make a significant impact and improve our educational programs.
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In this comprehensive training video, we delve into the multifaceted aspects of mental health. Our Founder provide valuable information, practical tips, and personal experiences to shed light on this often misunderstood topic. Through engaging narratives and insightful discussions, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of mental health, reduce stigma, and promote empathy and support for individuals facing mental health challenges.
We encourage everyone to take advantage of this invaluable resource by watching the reply video. Gain knowledge, broaden your perspective, and discover ways to make a positive impact in the lives of those affected by mental health issues. Sharing the video with your friends, family, and networks is a powerful way to spread awareness and contribute to the mental health conversation.
At Stop Mental Illness Foundation, we believe in continuous improvement. Your feedback is vital in helping us refine and enhance our educational programs. We invite you to share your thoughts, suggestions, and insights regarding the Understanding Mental Health video. Your valuable feedback will guide us in developing even more impactful and relevant content for future training sessions.
By watching the video, sharing it with others, and actively participating in providing feedback, you become an integral part of our mission to combat mental illness. Together, we can create a more compassionate and supportive society that understands, empathizes with, and supports individuals facing mental health challenges.
Take a step towards making a positive change. Watch the Understanding Mental Health video, share it widely, and provide us with your valuable feedback. Your actions can contribute to improving our educational programs and fostering a more inclusive and understanding society. Together, we can make a difference and create a brighter future for mental health.
Remember, your participation matters. Let’s join hands in the fight against mental illness.
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4 Comments
Kingsley Omololu, Ojajuni
November 14, 2023Wholesome training I must confirm. Recommending people to take advantage of the opportunity. Great work and training deserving kudos.
Marian
November 14, 2023Well done 👍. Kudos Mrs Odudimu. Quite educative and impactful.
I just want to chip in here, that we should focus on prevention of mental illness than cure. At junction, we need to be intentional about prevention by educating people on abstinence from things that easily trigger severity. We need to teach people on how to navigate their way through life hurdles irrespective of the circumstances surrounding them.
Make people to be constantly aware of legends and life experience of people that have gone through challenges, pains, rejection and low self esteem and how they overcame them.
We spent less time discussing the negative impact and focus more on how to build individual to a point of resilience towards life challenges.
Everything about life is psychological. The most frequent things we dwell on shapes our lives. Take the lotus flower for example, it trifes in the midst of dirt’s. Roses thrives in the midst of thorns.
You can always turn a lemon to lemonade. The perspective at which we look at things will determine how well we can handle it.
The world we’re in is not friendly, but we can make a friend out of it by being intentional about how we live. We should make awareness on how to create a shield on our chest to guide our hearts. That is where religion come in. The bible is a very good way to navigate and guide your part. Having a personal relationship with your God to guide you aright. I’m saying this because it has worked for me and millions of people out there.
Get people to engage more to watching healthy and positive video. Read books that add values and train you and expose you to wisdom etc
Marian
November 14, 2023Well done 👍. Kudos Mrs Odudimu. Quite educative and impactful.
I just want to chip in here, that we should also focus more on prevention of mental illness than cure. At this junction, we need to be intentional about prevention by educating especially young people on abstinence from things that easily triggered severity. We need to tell people on how to navigate their way through life hurdles irrespective of the circumstances surrounding them.
Make people to be constantly aware of legends and life experience of people that have gone through challenges, pains, rejection and low self esteem and how they overcame them.
We should spend less time discussing the negative impact and focus more on how to build individual to a point of resilience towards life challenges.
Everything about life is psychological. The most frequent things we dwell on shapes our lives. Take the lotus flower for example, it thrives in the midst of dirts. Roses thrives in the midst of thorns.
You can always turn a lemon to lemonade. The perspective at which we look at things will determine how well we can handle it.
The world we’re in is not friendly, but we can make a friend out of it by being intentional about how we live. We should make awareness on how to create a shield on our chest to guide our hearts. That is where religion come in. The bible is a very good way to navigate and guide your part. Having a personal relationship with your God to guide you aright. I’m saying this because it has worked for me, family, friends and hundreds of millions of people out there.
Get people to engage more to watching healthy and positive videos. Read books that add values and train you and expose you to wisdom on how to handle lives challenges etc
Marian
November 14, 2023Well done 👍. Kudos Mrs Odudimu. Quite educative and impactful.
I just want to chip in here, that we should also focus more on prevention of mental illness than cure. At this junction, we need to be intentional about prevention by educating especially young people on abstinence from things that easily triggered severity. We need to tell people on how to navigate their way through life hurdles irrespective of the circumstances surrounding them.
Make people to be constantly aware of legends and life experience of people that have gone through challenges, pains, rejection and low self esteem and how they overcame them.
We should spend less time discussing the negative impact and focus more on how to build individual to a point of resilience towards life challenges.
Everything about life is psychological. The most frequent things we dwell on shapes our lives. Take the lotus flower for example, it thrives in the midst of dirts. Roses thrives in the midst of thorns.
You can always turn a lemon to lemonade. The perspective at which we look at things will determine how well we can handle it.
The world we’re in is not friendly, but we can make a friend out of it by being intentional about how we live. We should make awareness on how to create a shield on our chest to guide our hearts. That is where religion come in. The bible is a very good way to navigate and guide your part. Having a personal relationship with your God to guide you aright. I’m saying this because it has worked for me, family, friends and hundreds of millions of people out there.
Get people to engage more to watching healthy and positive videos. Read books that add values and train you and expose you to wisdom on how to handle lives challenges. Make healthy friendship. Abstainance from negative influence and wrong peer pressure etc .