5 days ago 2023-11-28 20:00
Women's series with Zoie Health: Mental Health Effects of PMS with Karabo Mokoena, Londiwe Kunene & Reo Shadi
Join us for an insightful discussion on the often-overlooked topic of the mental health effects of PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome). This session offers a deep dive into the emotional and psychological impacts experienced during the monthly cycle. Meet our panelists: Karabo Mokoena, mental health advocate and author of Black Mom Chronicles; Dr. Kunene, an obstetrics and gynecology specialist; Reo, a registered counselor focusing on trauma psychology, and Kiara, junior community coordinator at Zoie Health. Please note that Panda provides educational and supportive content only and is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have clinical needs, it's crucial to reach out to a licensed healthcare provider. In emergencies, please call your nearest emergency department or use the emergency button on our app.
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KaraboM
- Host Rating
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4.35
- Location(s)
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South Africa
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What will we cover?
- Understanding mental health effects of PMS.
- This session provides an insightful discussion on the emotional and psychological impacts experienced during the monthly cycle, offering a deeper understanding of the mental health effects of PMS.
- Insights into emotional and psychological impacts during monthly cycle.
- This session offers valuable insights into the emotional and psychological impacts experienced during the monthly cycle, providing a deeper understanding of the mental health effects of PMS.
- Expert perspectives from mental health advocate, gynecologist, and counselor.
- This session provides expert perspectives on the mental health effects of PMS from a mental health advocate, gynecologist, and counselor, offering valuable insights and support.
- Opportunity to ask questions and gain support in a safe space.
- This session provides an opportunity to ask questions and gain support in a safe space regarding the mental health effects of PMS, led by mental health professionals and advocates.