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Staying Sane And Happy With Abosede Akinpade
Our host had an interview session with Abosede Akinpade, a clinical psychologist at Akoma Health, who is a member of the Nigerian
Association of Clinical Psychologists, the Nigerian Psychology Association, and an affiliate member of the American Psychology Association. She has over nine years of experience in accessing, diagnosing, and treating various mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, personality disorder, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorder, sexual trauma and dysfunction, pornography, sex and substance addiction, marital and family therapy, and neurogenerative disorders such as dementia.
Akinpade emphasizes the importance of maintaining mental health, as it is the seat of the mind and can control our actions, words, and reactions. She believes that everyone has mental health, but challenges can arise when we open ourselves up to negative thinking. These challenges can be acquired through various life events, such as trauma, abusive relationships, toxic relationships, and setbacks.
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By Y & C CommunicationsOur host had an interview session with Abosede Akinpade, a clinical psychologist at Akoma Health, who is a member of the Nigerian
Association of Clinical Psychologists, the Nigerian Psychology Association, and an affiliate member of the American Psychology Association. She has over nine years of experience in accessing, diagnosing, and treating various mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, personality disorder, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorder, sexual trauma and dysfunction, pornography, sex and substance addiction, marital and family therapy, and neurogenerative disorders such as dementia.
Akinpade emphasizes the importance of maintaining mental health, as it is the seat of the mind and can control our actions, words, and reactions. She believes that everyone has mental health, but challenges can arise when we open ourselves up to negative thinking. These challenges can be acquired through various life events, such as trauma, abusive relationships, toxic relationships, and setbacks.
Listen here...