Fostering inclusivity through Ubuntu philosophy: A culturally relevant approach to Nigerian youth mental health counseling
April-June 2025 - Vol 17 Num. 1
The underutilization of mental health services among Nigerian youth underscores the significant influence of cultural beliefs on psychological well-being. In Nigeria, youth mental health is primarily managed within family and community structures, where parents and significant others provide emotional and psychological...
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