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NGO trains IDP camp teachers on trauma care

A Social enterprise organisation, Illuminating Minds in collaboration with its partners Shamiri Institute and Charis Healthcare & Community Support Initiative, recently trained 67 teachers in the Mangu IDP camp in Plateau State on trauma-informed classroom care. The training according to the organisers is tagged "A Teacher with a Difference" A statement by the organization and… ....

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Expert identifies cause of farmers-herders' clashes in North Central — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Constant forensic psychiatrist at the University of Jos Teaching Hospital (JUTH), Dr. Aishatu Armiyau, has identified ethnic profiling as a major factor responsible for the incessant ....

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Mental health: Most Nigerians patronise traditional, spiritual healers – Expert

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Tue May 25 2021
A mental health expert at the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), Dr Aishatu Yusha’u Armaya’u, has revealed that only two per cent of people with psychiatric problems use orthodox mental health services in Nigeria.
Dr Armaya’u spoke at a zoom roundtable organised by Charis Healthcare and Community Support Initiative (Jos) funded by Rosa Luxemberg Stiftung. It had 57 participants from Nigeria and other countries, including Ghana, South Africa, Malasia and Dubai. ....

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