Therapy is not for the faint of heart: an interview with Dr. Abigail Oni.
Dr. Abigail Oni is a licensed clinical psychologist, hypnotherapist, and inner child healer with 4 years of practice in Nigeria. […]
Medication is an act of self-care: an interview with Grace Oluluto.
Grace Oluluto is a dedicated psychotherapist with 6 years of experience specializing in trauma-informed care. Outside of her work, Grace
How to gift therapy to a loved one on the Mytherapist.ng
Therapy is a form of self-care and a valuable tool for mental well-being and personal development. With the mytherapist.ng app,
Inside the mind of The Mind Whisperer: An interview with Vanessa Nnadi.
Vanessa Nnadi, aka The Mind Whisperer, is a mental health professional at Mytherapist.ng specialising in counselling, mindset, and mental well-being coaching. She helps
What therapy looks like with David Ndubusi.
David Ndubusi is a clinical psychologist specialising in personality disorders, anxiety, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), grief, substance use, and addiction. Outside
Therapy with Dr. Sonia Ovy.
Sonia Ovy is a licensed psychotherapist and entrepreneur specialising in relationship therapy, family counselling, career/business counselling, trauma, and grief. Many
Navigating Tech-Media Life with Autism in Nigeria – A Chat with Victoria Fakiya
Victoria Fakiya is a Seasoned Reporter for Techpoint Africa, a widely-read tech media company that covers African technology news. She
Beyond the hashtags: Managing social media for mental health with Britney Aseroma
Britney Aseroma is a skilled digital marketer and Psychology student. She has spent two years as the Social Media Marketing
Improving mental health through code–a software engineer’s perspective
Olawale Ilesanmi is a seasoned software engineer with an impressive 9-year journey in the tech space. His expertise has found
Exploring the Four Attachment Styles: A Comprehensive Guide.
Attachment styles are patterns of how people think, feel, and behave in relationships. These patterns begin to form during early