Mental Health and Coping Skills Programme in ...
We are currently running a 4-week series of weekly sessions as part of a pilot project with Ikamva.

This week, participants in our Ikamva Community-Based Treatment Programme explored the stories we tell ourselves and how our thoughts influence the way we feel and act. Using a creative activity, participants covered one head with negative thought stickers and another with positive ones, helping to visualise how self-talk can shape our mindset. Together, we practised replacing unhelpful thoughts with kinder, more encouraging ones. Before leaving, each participant committed to noticing and practising one positive thought about themselves this week, a small step that can make a big difference in building confidence and resilience.
i-MED africa Gansbaai is a registered non-profit organisation (NPO), non-profit company (NPC), and public benefit organisation (PBO) based in Masakhane. Dedicated to improving the health and well-being of local communities, the organisation’s programmes focus on child health, mental health, first ...
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