FCT residents urged to prioritise mental health

The Nigerian Psychological Association (NPA), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) chapter, has urged residents to prioritise their mental health and seek help in a timely manner. The association made the call in a press statement by its chairman, Mr. Adejoh Victor, in Abuja on Saturday. He called for a collective effort to address the mental health […]

The Nigerian Psychological Association (NPA), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) chapter, has urged residents to prioritise their mental health and seek help in a timely manner.

The association made the call in a press statement by its chairman, Mr. Adejoh Victor, in Abuja on Saturday.

He called for a collective effort to address the mental health challenges posed by the current insecurity and prevailing situation in the nation.

He urged residents to remain vigilant and adopt necessary safety measures during this period. (NAN)

Adejoh emphasised the importance of community connectedness as a proven protective factor for mental resilience.

He also encouraged residents to strengthen neighbourhood support networks, engage in shared problem-solving, and peer support, and avoid isolation.