Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
Members of the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria have appealed to Nigerians to show love to patients suffering from mental health and avoid any act of discrimination.
They made this known during an awareness programme organised to mark this year’s World Mental Health Day in Ogun State.
The nurses urged people to try to understand the causes of mental health illness and always show love to depressed people and those that are traumatized.
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