M-wellness
Slogan. Replace i-llness with we-llness.
The mission is to promote help-seeking behaviors and emotional well-being practices and prevent youths from mental instability because mental health is as important as physical health.
12/06/2026
Here is what we learned this Tuesday at M-Wellness π£οΈπ€
Therapy is a powerful tool for healing, but it is not a magic solution. This week, we explored how growth also requires personal responsibility, healthy habits, self-awareness, supportive relationships, and a willingness to apply what we learn beyond the therapy room.
Healing happens when insight is matched with action. Therapy can guide the journey, but lasting change comes from the daily choices we make to care for our minds, emotions, and well-being. π€
From Illness to Wellnessπ
09/06/2026
Therapy can be a powerful tool for healing, self-awareness, and personal growth. But many people wonder whether therapy alone is enough to create lasting change. What role do support systems, lifestyle choices, faith, medication, community, and personal responsibility play in the healing journey?
Join us as we explore this thought-provoking conversation and unpack the different pieces that contribute to mental wellness. Healing is rarely a one-size-fits-all process, and understanding what works for you can be the key to meaningful and sustainable growth.
π€ Facilitator: Steve Ougo β Mental Health Advocate
π Moderator: Veronica Khayeli
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Date: 9th June, 2026
π Time: 8:00PM β 9:30PM E.A.T
ποΈ Ticket: https://meet.google.com/yvg-urct-vzu
π£οΈ Gumzo Kona Resumes
From Illness to Wellness π
08/06/2026
Happy New Week π
Many men are taught to stay silent about their struggles, but healing begins when we allow ourselves to be honest. π
Being vulnerable is not weakness, it's courage.
From Illness to Wellness π
05/06/2026
Here is what we learned this Tuesday at M-Wellness π£οΈπ€
Labels can help describe our experiences, but they do not define who we are. This week, we explored the importance of looking beyond diagnoses, past mistakes, and limiting beliefs to reclaim our personal agency. We are not powerless in our healing journey, we have the ability to make choices, set boundaries, and create meaningful change.
Growth begins when we stop letting labels write our story and start embracing who we are becoming. Your past may shape you, but it does not determine your future. You are more than your struggles, and you have the power to move forward with purpose and hope.π€
From Illness to Wellness π
02/06/2026
Too often, we allow labels placed on us by society, family, past experiences, mistakes, or even diagnoses to define who we are. Over time, these labels can limit our growth, shape our self-perception, and make us feel trapped in identities that no longer serve us.
Join us as we explore what it means to reclaim personal agency; the power to define yourself beyond expectations, limitations, and stereotypes. Learn how to take ownership of your story, make intentional choices, and build a life guided by your values rather than the labels assigned to you. You are more than what others call you, and more than what you've been through.
π€ Facilitator: Dr Tabby Munyoki β Medical Doctor
π Moderator: Maina Kimani
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Date: 2nd June, 2026
π Time: 8:00PM β 9:30PM E.A.T
ποΈ Ticket: https://meet.google.com/yvg-urct-vzu
π£οΈ Gumzo Kona Resumes
From Illness to Wellness π
01/06/2026
Happy New WeekπΈ
The way you speak to yourself matters. π
Healing becomes easier when you replace harsh self-criticism with patience, compassion, and grace.
Be gentle with your mind. Be kind to your heart. Growth does not happen through punishment; it happens through understanding.
You deserve the same softness you offer to others.
From Illness to Wellness π
29/05/2026
Here is what we learned this Tuesday at M-Wellness π£οΈπ€
High-functioning depression can be difficult to recognize because someone may appear successful, productive, or βfineβ on the outside while silently struggling emotionally. This week, we explored how exhaustion, numbness, self-criticism, and emotional burnout can hide behind constant productivity and a forced smile.
We also talked about the importance of checking in with ourselves, seeking support, and understanding that struggling does not make you weak. You deserve rest, care, and healing too even when others think youβre doing okay. π€
From Illness to Wellnessπ
26/05/2026
Not everyone who is struggling looks broken. Some people smile, go to work, meet deadlines, show up for others, and still silently battle exhaustion, emptiness, and emotional pain. High functioning depression often hides behind productivity, laughter, and βIβm okayβ responses, making it difficult for others and even ourselves to recognize.
Join us tonight as we unpack the reality of high functioning depression; understanding the hidden signs, emotional burnout, silent struggles, and the importance of seeking support without shame. You do not have to fall apart publicly for your pain to be valid.
π€ Facilitator: Mike J. Kilongosi β Counselling Psychologist
π Moderator: Annie Nasha
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Date: 26th May, 2026
π Time: 8:00PM β 9:30PM E.A.T
ποΈ Ticket: https://meet.google.com/yvg-urct-vzu
π£οΈ Gumzo Kona Resumes
From Illness to Wellness π
25/05/2026
Happy New WeekπΈ
Kindness is one of the purest forms of healing. π
A gentle word, a listening ear, or simple compassion can remind someone that they matter.
In a world where many are silently struggling, choose softness. Choose empathy. Choose humanity. π±
From Illness to Wellnessπ
22/05/2026
Here is what we learned this Tuesday at M-Wellness π£οΈπ€
Singlehood is not a punishment or a sign that something is wrong with you.
This week, we explored how navigating singlehood can be a season of self-discovery, healing, growth, and learning to enjoy your own company without feeling incomplete.
We also talked about the importance of building self-worth, setting healthy standards, and embracing peace instead of rushing into relationships out of loneliness or pressure. Your value is not defined by your relationship statusπ€
From Illness to Wellness π
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| Monday | 08:00 - 00:00 |
| Tuesday | 08:00 - 00:00 |
| Wednesday | 08:00 - 00:00 |
| Thursday | 08:00 - 00:00 |
| Friday | 08:00 - 00:00 |
| Saturday | 08:00 - 17:00 |
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