Terah Micah Foundation

10/10/2023

Part of our efforts to preach the importance of mental health, substance abuse and personal self care, has yielded positive improvement to the few people I come in contact with.

Engaging young people had been our core values in ensuring we have a sarine environment that promotes healthy lifestyle and good mental wellness using every single medium possible.

We are glad that with this steps we are making meaningful contribution to our societies.

Prioritizing our mental health is important.

It is a universal human right.

04/05/2023

Hi friends!

The Terah Micah Foundation is an official partner for this event and we love to see the future grow with you.

Follow the link to register and be a part of the event both virtually and physically.

Registration https://forms.gle/oSjns64rYguCWxGLA

07/01/2023

Today we celebrate as the National Mental Health Bill 2021 has been passed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Congratulations to all practitioners. 🤝🏾🎉🎊🎆

22/03/2022

Founder's Day

Happy Birthday to our founder and visionary leader. On this day, we felicitate with you on your birthday. We pray that the good Lord make all things possible for you.

We love you.

From all of us at the TMF.

26/12/2021

10/10/2021

We will be live @ 7pm WAT

facebook.com/thetmf.org follow the link to join.

09/10/2021

09/10/2021

✓ In a world where Mental Health is a taboo subject on the table of discussion

✓ In a world where speaking up about your mental health shows how weak you are as person

✓ In a world where the people who are assumed to have mental disorders are only those walking and behaving "abnormally" on the streets.

✓ In a world where men and boys are left to figure out how to cope with stressors and predisposed mental health disorders they encounter due to life events

✓ In a world where people feel going to see a therapist is "expensive" and would rather keep quite about how things are going wrong in their lives

✓ In a world where su***de and illicit substance abuse has become the alternative people would rather choose than to face the problem squarely and explore lasting solutions to cope

✓ In a world where people with mental disabilities are stereotyped and discriminated

✓ In a world where people don't have much knowledge on how to take care of their mental health

✓ We are here to talk about why our mental health is important

✓ We are here to enlighten, advocate and provide psychoeducation to as many as possible in Sub Saharan Africa.

✓ We are here to guide you explore evidence based lasting solutions to the problems you face.

✓ We are here for you.

Join our conversation tomorrow 10/10/2021 to mark the World Mental Health Day 2021 with the them "Mental Health In An Unequal World".

We will be talking a lot about everything Mental Health with our guest Emmanuel S. Athiyawa a Mental Health Enthusiast.

We look forward to seeing you join the conversation.





☎️09022589293 for more info.

21/06/2021

The time is fast approaching.

To join the conversation, search for Terah Micah Foundation or .org on Facebook and click on the live video streaming.

Looking forward to having a fruitful conversation with you all.

19/06/2021

Coping with emotions are regarded as major triggers to GBV.

Channeling your emotions towards non-violent behaviours can actually work the magic in many occasions.

Do you have questions you want us to answer?

Drop your questions in the comments section below or to our inbox.

Stand against Gender Based Violence.
Join the conversation. Details on the flier.

16/06/2021

Gender Based Violence (GBV) has been reported to of the leading under reported cases around the world. Predominantly, women and girls suffer more to GBV. Men and boys also fall victims to GBV but many are not reported because of either shame, cultural bound syndromes, and or fear of the unknown.

GBV undermines the health, dignity, security, and autonomy of it's victims, yet it remains shrouded in a culture of silence - UNFPA

What are the major causes of GBV and how can the inclusion of men and boys in GBV prevention and response bring a lasting solution?

Join this conversation with my sister and colleague Deborah Denis.

Drop your questions before the the conversation and we'll be glad to respond to you.