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Mental Health within Kenya - with Claire W. kyalo

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Show Notes

In today’s episode, Habiba Samir sits down with Claire Kyalo, as they discuss mental health literacy in schools.

Mental Health in Kenya, how people with mental health issues are perceived in their community.

The importance of "proper diagnosis" in the workspace and productivity, and on providing a safe environment in the workplace for people with mental health problems.

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