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ABOUT US
As a result, Wellness seeks to increase our community’s understanding of mental health especially mental health literacy and mental health help-seeking behaviour. Our hope is to be part of an East Africa that is more inclusive and better able to support people’s mental health and wellbeing.
Learning is best accomplished in dynamic spaces where learners and facilitators meet as equals to create change. Wellness is committed to making such spaces possible for the people we come into contact with.
We do this for everyone but are especially interested in spaces for young people to take an active lead in the development of their own wellbeing.
To provide superior quality psychological services to the East African Community ensuring that individuals live fulfilling lives through better wellbeing.
To have a footprint on the mental health landscape of East Africa.
We seek to understand and share the feelings of others.
We are truthful and honest at all levels. We see and interact with the world as it really is.
We are individuals who are passionate about the wellbeing of others.
We work together to improve mental wellbeing with all willing partners for all.
We value every individual’s being and ideals.
Zenah Nantumbwe Nsereko
DIRECTOR
Zenah is a Clinical psychologist and has experience working on various projects which promote mental health well-being in a myriad of roles. She is a co-founder of (Wellness PsychUG) and a co-creator of (The Wellness Project) a school based mental health literacy program that aims to tackle stigma around mental illness among communities in Uganda and East Africa.
With a bachelor’s degree in industrial and organizational psychology and a Master of science in Clinical Psychology both from Makerere University (MAK). She is currently pursing a doctoral degree at University of Leipzig – Germany at the Dept of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy researching to understand stigma towards mental illness, focusing on Implementation and Evaluation of a mental health literacy program among adolescents in Uganda.
Zenah has experience working in multicultural contexts, including Uganda, East Africa and Europe and works as a psychotherapist at individual, group and family level within the community. Zenah is passionate about child and youth mental health, mental health literacy to reduce stigma, to promote the overall well-being of communities.
Yvonne Zabu
DIRECTOR
Yvonne is a trained clinical psychologist with a demonstrated history of working in the mental health care industry in both therapeutic and research settings. She is skilled in psychotherapy, research & data analysis, training, and strategic planning, coordination & implementation.
Yvonne’s education includes a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Nelson Mandela University (NMU), and a Bachelors of Social Sciences (Honours) in Psychology from the University of Cape Town (UCT). She is currently in the process of completing her Masters of Science in Clinical Psychology from Makerere University (MAK).
Yvonne has a passion for young people. The bulk of her work focuses on improving the wellbeing of adolescents and young adults through interventions that improve the wellbeing of, young people as individuals their, caregivers, and their communities.
"The Well-being and Welfare Of Children Should Always Be Our Focus."
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