Men’s mental health is a critical issue that warrants more attention as most men suffer in silence. In most instances, societal norms and the lack of mental health education are the leading causes of this predicament. Leading the discussion in this episode is Vital Maronjese, a final-year Social Work student at the Women's University in Africa with a strong commitment to mental health advocacy.

Currently serving under the Ndinewe Foundation's Men Feel Campaign, Vital works to empower individuals and promote emotional well-being through community engagement and support. With a passion for social justice and a focus on destigmatizing mental health issues, Vital seeks to foster resilience and understanding in communities, advocating for holistic approaches to mental wellness.

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Our childhood experiences-both positive and negative, have a significant bearing on who and what we become later in life. Joining Lubelihle in this episode is Ntandoyenkosi Nobubele Sibanda, a third year Child Development and Psychology student at the University of Zimbabwe. Ntandoyenkosi shares her insights on attachment styles, the complexities of navigating relationships and advice on how individuals can better relate with others in light of these complexities.

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The correlation between mental health and general wellness is crucial in any discussion centered on the alleviation of the mental health crisis. In this episode, Lubelihle is joined by Marcia Hove and together they explore the importance of self-care, the challenges which discourage the youth from prioritizing their mental health and the need for more collective action in our communities.

Marcia Hove is the current Club President of the GirlUp-United Nations Foundation chapter in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. She is also a registered general nurse and a devoted youth activist who takes pride in making a difference in the lives of others.

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In this episode, the host Lubelihle Audrey Mazithulela introduces herself and provides a glimpse of what to expect in future episodes. Lubelihle reflects on her past mental health struggles, hopes for the future and how she endeavours to spread a message of hope to other youth around the world beyond #10 October.

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