The Natalia Andoh Foundation is gearing up for an impactful session at UniMAC-GIJ on 26 January at 9 am, delving into the intricate connection between creative arts and mental health.
Committed to enlightening students, the foundation aims to highlight essential aspects of mental health and stress the critical importance of seeking assistance when necessary.
This empowering event will feature renowned speakers, including counselling psychologist Sonia Ibrahim, who will delve into the psychological dimensions of mental health.
Additionally, Victoria Naashika Quaye, the founder and CEO of Naaviq Company Limited, will share unique insights on the intersection of creativity and mental well-being.
By bringing together professionals from various fields, the Natalia Andoh Foundation aims to establish a platform for in-depth discussions, raising awareness and understanding of mental health challenges within creative expression.
The event assures a transformative experience, providing students with knowledge beyond academics and encouraging proactive conversations about mental well-being.
Join us on this enlightening journey at UniMAC-GIJ as we explore creativity, mental health, and the significance of seeking support.
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