Psychiatrist Prof. Renata Schoeman discusses the impact of ADHD that affects nearly 1 in 14 school going age children in South Africa, but many go undiagnosed, untreated and misunderstood.
As we become more engrossed in our careers, it’s only natural that some of our strongest friendships are formed in the workplace. But what happens when your friend becomes your boss or you become theirs?
ADHD medication is sometimes abused, for example, when university students without the condition use it to study better. The reality, however, psychiatrist Renata Schoeman tells Mia Malan in this podcast, is that the medicine doesn’t work for people without ADHD.
Why have we become so quick to correct, critique, and condemn? Criticism of others is often just a defensive mechanism.
In this video, we introduce Professor Renata Schoeman’s ADHD short course for healthcare and educational professionals, highlighting the engaging online learning experience, informative live webinar and the 15 CPD points that can be obtained for completion of this 15-hour, 3-week learning journey.
Prof. Renata Schoeman, Hoof van Gesondheidsleierskap aan Stellenbosch Bestuurskool, sluit by ons aan en ons gesels oor die skamele begrotings-besteding aan geestesgesondheid in Suid-Afrika.
Duvet days is a great way for you to take an unplanned day off work to rest and recharge. Unlike traditional sick or personal leave, these days are specifically for mental well-being.
When married and the relationship is strained it’s easy to ‘fall hard’ for your colleague. They offer an escape and little to no conflict.
Stigma surrounding mental health continues to prevent many South Africans from seeking treatment, with fears of discrimination, social rejection, and job loss playing a significant role.
Is the future of the workplaces focused on tech or human developments?
South Africa’s women are facing new pressures of toxic stress.