Dr. Ohiro Oni-Eseleh is the Founder and CEO of Integrative Ruminations LLC. He has had a distinguished career as a psychotherapist, administrator, strategist, scholar and author. His well-documented accomplishments reveal proven skills in clinical psychotherapy practice, strategic visioning, program development and management, program evaluation, organisational and team leadership, and community engagement.
In addition to speaking frequently to domestic and international groups, Dr. Ohiro Oni-Eseleh is an avid podcaster, blogger, online course developer and movie producer.
Born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, Funmto is passionate about dispelling the myths and stereotypes around mental health in Africa. A graduate of Austin College and Southern Methodist University in Texas, USA, Fumto is the founder of Ibi Ayo Therapy and Wellness in Lagos, Nigeria. She also runs a blog called Out of The Heart which is dedicated to exploring mental health, faith, young adulthood and overall wellbeing.
Dr. Ohiro Oni-Eseleh discusses what anxiety is and shares professional ideas on how to attain a healthy self-esteem.
In this webinar, Bernadine Waller, a research scholar and clinician, & Michael Balles, a clinician, discuss the serious impact of intimate partner violence (IPV) on victims and society. The information that they provide in this webinar is invaluable. In the process, they challenge us to action on behalf of those among us who get hurt daily from this pandemic.
Dr. Matilda Isaac Mustapha, is a professor in the School of Business Administration & Management at Madonna University in Michigan, USA. This fascinating interview with Ohiro Oni-Eseleh focuses on her scholarship in the areas of leadership and workplace spirituality. She provides remarkable insights whose value and relevance extend beyond business organizations.
Dr. Joseph Unufegan, an International Development scholar based at the University of Toronto in Canada, joins Ohiro Oni-Eseleh in a conversation focused on poverty and discusses his scholarly work on poverty alleviation. That work includes an examination of Nigeria’s poverty alleviation strategies to date. Dr. Unufegan lays out his findings on this subject and provides some thought-provoking recommendations that future policy makers would find invaluable.
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