HeyJaredDiary Of A Queen
Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/olookdiary/subscribeGrowing up as Queer in Ghana, I was always told that I had evil spirits in me at a young age. There was no representation for me to look up to and say this looks likes me and that is ok to be different.
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Why We Don't Talk About Mental Health in African Families (opens the original)
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Why do African families stay silent about mental health — even when someone is desperately struggling? Ernest unpacks the deep roots of that silence — community, religion, colonial history — and names the real cost: inside families, in the diaspora, and in lives. He offers practical steps for changing the conversation, starting today. BFMHI: www.bfmhi.org #OLookPodcast #MentalHealthAfrica #BreakTheStigma #GhanaianFamilies
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