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Men’s forum: Mental health
Mental health is the biggest threat of 2021
Mental health distress is on the rise as the second wave of Covid-19 ripples through 2021.
Dr: Kagisho Maaroganye, psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP) says that with the high levels of grief, uncertainty, stress and anxiety caused by the pandemic, we need to ask ourselves “how does the nation ‘sanitize’ or protect their minds and build resilience?”
GUEST: Dr. Kagisho Maaroganye - psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP)
Mental health distress is on the rise as the second wave of Covid-19 ripples through 2021.
Dr: Kagisho Maaroganye, psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP) says that with the high levels of grief, uncertainty, stress and anxiety caused by the pandemic, we need to ask ourselves “how does the nation ‘sanitize’ or protect their minds and build resilience?”
GUEST: Dr. Kagisho Maaroganye - psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP)
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By SAfmMental health is the biggest threat of 2021
Mental health distress is on the rise as the second wave of Covid-19 ripples through 2021.
Dr: Kagisho Maaroganye, psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP) says that with the high levels of grief, uncertainty, stress and anxiety caused by the pandemic, we need to ask ourselves “how does the nation ‘sanitize’ or protect their minds and build resilience?”
GUEST: Dr. Kagisho Maaroganye - psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP)
Mental health distress is on the rise as the second wave of Covid-19 ripples through 2021.
Dr: Kagisho Maaroganye, psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP) says that with the high levels of grief, uncertainty, stress and anxiety caused by the pandemic, we need to ask ourselves “how does the nation ‘sanitize’ or protect their minds and build resilience?”
GUEST: Dr. Kagisho Maaroganye - psychiatrist and public sector national convenor of the South African Society of Psychiatrists (SASOP)