He explained that after receiving treatment in London, he was expected to continue therapy in Lagos, but the shortage of trained mental health professionals made the process difficult.
He said, “I was supposed to continue treatment in Lagos, but that was where I saw how much of a challenge it is to deal with that kind of condition. There was a lack of personnel. As at 2024, there was very little staffing within mental health. Psychiatrists, psychologists and people that are supposed to be servicing those fields.”
Interview with Arise TV
Sorry Nna. Was it drug induced?
ReplyDeleteI know someone that suffered bipolar disorder some years ago, the effects on the family weren't palatable at all, as people around termed it insanity, thankfully she was able to get treatment here in Ogun State as well as Lagos State. Thank God you're better now Ycee.
ReplyDeleteOgaooooo
ReplyDeleteYou just see people and conclude they are ok not knowing everyone has one or two troubling him.
The Lord is with you guy
Ogaooooo
ReplyDeleteYou just see people and conclude they are ok not knowing everyone has one or two troubling him.
The Lord is with you guy
Brain Drain is really affecting our health care system in this country, that has created a serious loopholes in credible hands to attend to patients.
ReplyDeleteDOZZYBEST.
It's well with you, YCee.
ReplyDeleteMental health is a thing in Nigeria considering that people are going through a lot due to the economy.
ReplyDeleteWish you well
ReplyDeletePeople are really going through a lot.