Zimbabwe Mental Health Support

09/04/2023

Happy Easter Holidays

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07/04/2023

Joy, peace, and abundance—what more could you ask for this Easter?
Have a remarkable celebration!

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31/03/2023

Which misconception have you ever come across?

27/03/2023

In some cases, baby blues may be confused with postpartum depression. It's important to remember that baby blues last only for a week or two after giving birth.

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24/03/2023

20/03/2023

Receiving a child on earth brings about a bag full of emotions ( excitement, anxiety, joy, fear, and when you least expect it, depression.

In some cases, baby blues may be confused with postpartum depression. It's important to remember that baby blues last only for a week or two after giving birth.

Postpartum depression, on the other hand, has way more intense and longer-lasting symptoms. Eventually , these symptoms becoming so overwhelming to the extent of interfering with your ability to care for your baby and to go on with your other daily tasks.

Young dads, with a history of depression, experiencing relationship problems or are financially struggling are most at risk of postpartum depression (also known as paternal postpartum depression).

It poses the same negative effects on the other partner relationships and the child development as postpartum depression in mothers does.
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13/03/2023

❓How best can one support a loved one fighting depression?

💚 Learn as much about depression as you can.

07/03/2023

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Do you need someone to talk to?

03/03/2023

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Don't let Drug and substance abuse take away what you have.

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02/03/2023

Mental illness and drug and alcohol addiction have a close link. People with mental illnesses often self-medicate with substances in order to ease symptoms, yet in actual fact some of these substances can also induce or escalate mental illness.

27/02/2023

Substances, such as alcohol, cannabis, stimulants, and opioids, are psychoactive drugs that may change an individual’s brain function and structure after chronic use.

This can result in cognitive and behavioural changes and deficits that may remain even after someone stops using. The exact mental or cognitive effects of Substance abuse may vary depending on the type of drug and the duration of use.