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When Trauma Becomes a Buzzword: Reflections on Mental Health and Hyper-Awareness
Social Commentary, Books sitawa wafula 9/29/25 Social Commentary, Books sitawa wafula 9/29/25

When Trauma Becomes a Buzzword: Reflections on Mental Health and Hyper-Awareness

What does ‘trauma’ really mean today? From clinical contexts to social media, exploring the risks of turning trauma into a buzzword and what it means for mental health.

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Book Review: Uche Okonkwo’s A Kind of Madness – African Narratives, Mental Health and Everyday Life
Books, Social Commentary sitawa wafula 1/5/25 Books, Social Commentary sitawa wafula 1/5/25

Book Review: Uche Okonkwo’s A Kind of Madness – African Narratives, Mental Health and Everyday Life

In A Kind of Madness, Nigerian author Uche Okonkwo captures the beauty and burden of everyday life in Africa — jealousy, faith, survival, and the quiet ways we all seek healing. Read Sitawa’s reflective take on this brilliant collection.

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Going Clinical on Hulu's Perfect Wife: The Disappearance of Sherri Papini Story
Social Commentary, TV/Film sitawa wafula 8/20/24 Social Commentary, TV/Film sitawa wafula 8/20/24

Going Clinical on Hulu's Perfect Wife: The Disappearance of Sherri Papini Story

A reflective dive into Hulu’s Perfect Wife: The Mysterious Disappearance of Sherri Papini—part true-crime, part psychological case study. It’s less about her and more about us: how insecurity, self-image, and the need to be seen shape the stories we tell about ourselves.

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