Mental Health in Ghana: My life with Schizophrenia (anxiety, depression, social withdrawal, anger)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 เม.ย. 2021
- In this video, Jeffrey, who was diagnosed with mild Schizophrenia in 2011, explains what life is like for him with the mental disorder. He explains how he deals with anger issues, anxiety, depression and social withdrawal.
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Jeff is my friend
he's always been a humble, cool guy to me
Thats great to hear! He certainly is))
This is Anders Timms from the Global Mental Health Peer Network. Thank you to the gentleman for his openness and honesty. I'm planning to visit Ghana for 4 days in early July as part of my work with The Kindness Hubs Foundation & (Y)our African Future and I would love to meet you both. ❤
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I have learnt so much.👌👌. Wish there are more people like his boss.
Certainly! Thank you for watching!
Very insightful 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Glad you think so! thank you)
Thank you so much, April for supporting the cause ✊🏽 #Mental Health Advocacy
Thank you also for being an advocate🙏🏽
Beautiful video, thank you for sharing! See you around! 🎧🎵😎
Thank you for watching:))
Great video. I was very happy as an American study abroad student in Ghana but after coming back to US I came down with schizophrenic symptoms . Go figure that’s life!
Please try and recover from the situation as it stands today and tomorrow,
Schizophrenia is very real all the time and now it happens to so many students out there and it begins from High School and it continues all the way to the Tertiary education system.
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Thanks so much
His work can be affected but he is recovering very slowly from this problem.
It happned to some of my classmates in the late 1990s and the early 2000s.
What a great brave gentleman !! God bless you & heal you fully !! Jeffery ..mental health issues is common in our society ..same as cancer or diabetes ..good that you have gracefully accept your condition and accept the medical professional help .you are a real man and an example to a lot of people in our Ghanaian society
..thanks for high lighten this huge mental health issues 🙏
I know realize that many people who wear Lenses tend to have mental issues in their lives and situations.
I dont have anger issues most of the time because I am most of the time laid back.
The University is one place where these issues all the time since the late 2019s.
I really need to battle with this myself April
Hmm
This has happened because of the stress of life within our cities and Towns out there.
Love this!! We want to make positive/helpful content just like you! :)
Thats awesome! Wishing you all the best:)
@@AprilN thank you!
As someone who doesnt have too many Friends this situation is all too real and I can relate to it.
His trouble in getting into an Overseas School in Australia is why he went into Depression and Hence Schizophrenia.
Moreover the Covid19 Outbreak made his situation more worse than ever.
First
Some people are violent due to their hard Freaking nature out there in 2016.
I have retained my position 😍😍
This is Anders Timms from the Global Mental Health Peer Network. Thank you to the gentleman for his openness and honesty. I'm planning to visit Ghana for 4 days in early July as part of my work with The Kindness Hubs Foundation & (Y)our African Future and I would love to meet you both. ❤
Nice!
I'm a mental health advocate myself, a mental health nurse and I have a mental health platform. Please is there a way I can connect with youso we can have a program together. How can we connect?