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[TMD Presents] Inside Out : A Mental Health Story ft. Chinomso D. Nwachuku

#TMDPresents : Inside Out , The Man Defined original series where we look into the many faces and phases of mental illness straight from those who’ve experienced the affects of it firsthand. These men share their stories of triumph, survival and their candid journeys to optimal mental health and wellness. Meet Chinomso D. Nwachuku Chinomso D. Nwachuku, a DC […]

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Message from the Founder

When the vision for TalkNaija came to Chinomso, he didn’t know exactly how it would unfold, but he knew the goal for it was to bring hope and cultivate feelings of belonging and victory.

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After They Win – New Year, New You, New Failures

Never let them win. The first piece of advice I can remember my father ever giving me was “never let them win.” He never defined “them”, so my “them” was left up to interpretation. Them was any intangible and tangible adversary that could ever get in the way of my greatness. This desire to never […]

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Chinomso Nwachuku’s Story

“My diagnosis is not my identity, but it is an opportunity to reach more people with my story. Take a listen as I become the author of my own story.”

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What is Mental Health

Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel and act as we cope with life. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices.

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Talk Naija Matters Because…

The last installment of our pre-launch videos explores why Talk Naija is needed.

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Growing up Nigerian

To understand where we are going we must first examine where we have been. Join us as we begin the discussion about the culture of silence regarding mental health within our community.

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World Mental Health Day

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Breaking the Silence

Before the launch of TalkNaija, we asked several Nigerians at home and abroad to shed light on how mental health and mental illness is spoken of within our culture.