Depression and the African

Ruminations with Ohiro Oni-Eseleh
03/02/2023 6 min Episodio 36
Depression and the African

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The claim is often made by Africans that Africans are incapable of being depressed.  That is a myth and a misperception of what depression is.  Here, Dr. Ohiro Oni-Eseleh of Integrative Ruminations discusses the realities and speaks about the importance of seeking help.

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