‘Prioritise Workers’ Mental Health’
Rev. Prof. Samuel Oheneba Dornyo with other dignitaries Institutions have been urged to prioritise the psychological well-being of their workers by establishing mental health support systems, to help improve Read More... The post ‘Prioritise Workers’ Mental Health’ appeared first on DailyGuide Network .
The 11th graduation ceremony of the Oheneba Dornyo University College of Counselling Psychology (ODUCCP) in Accra highlighted the importance of prioritizing mental health support for employees. Rev. Prof. Samuel Oheneba Dornyo, ODUCCP's president, called for institutions to establish mental health systems to improve employee welfare and productivity. He warned that neglecting mental health could lead to poor decision-making, damaged relationships, reduced productivity, and compromised safety.
Rev. Prof. Dornyo expressed concern over recent suicide cases in various professional and social settings, urging caution in how people criticize, condemn, and treat those struggling with mental health issues. He emphasized that mental health challenges affect people regardless of their background and stressed the need for trust in seeking help.
Rev. Prof. Paul Frimpong-Manso, founder of the Frimpong-Manso Institute, noted that many young Ghanaians face unemployment and other challenges, as well as issues like addiction, bereavement, trauma, and chronic illness. He urged counsellors to communicate their services clearly, helping communities understand that seeking counselling is a wise and courageous step towards healing.
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