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    Lagos Island! We are here

    At Gracehill Hospital and Rehab, our mission is

    “To keep getting better at providing patient-centered mental health solutions to everyone everywhere.”

    We are therefore delighted to inform the public that in addition to our Lagos mainland facility located at Amuwo Odofin, our services are also now available in #Lekki, Lagos Island.

    For more inquiries about our wide range of emotional and mental health services, kindly call 08028935183

    Some of our treatment services include:
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    Meet The Team: A brief interview with our Addiction Treatment Specialists (3)

    1 year ago · · 0 comments

    Meet The Team: A brief interview with our Addiction Treatment Specialists (3)

    “As a nurse, we have the opportunity to heal the mind, soul, heart, and body of our patients, their families, and ourselves. They may forget your name, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou

    With this, we introduce you to another key member of our Addiction treatment team, Mrs. Funmilola Egunlusi, on today’s episode of MEET THE TEAM.

    Have an exciting read!

     

    QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

    QUESTION: Can you tell us about yourself?

    I am Mrs. Funmilola Egunlusi and I can be referred to as Nurse Funmi.
    I am the Manager of the Nursing Department of Gracehill Hospital & Rehab.

     

    QUESTION: What is your professional overview?

    I am a Registered Mental health Nurse and a Substance abuse counselor with a bachelor’s degree in Nursing Science. I have nearly a decade of experience working with patients of different gender, ages, and social classes struggling with mental health or substance abuse disorders, along with their families.

    My core mastery includes coordination of care among the clinical and nonclinical multidisciplinary teams and collaboration with family members in the care of patients.

    I also provide substance abuse counseling by educating patients and families about substance addiction and its associated behaviors.

     

    QUESTION: Do you belong to any professional body?

    I am a member of the Nurses and Midwives Association of Nigeria (NAMN) and the Association of Psychiatric Nurses of Nigeria (APNON).

     

    Thank you for taking out time to read.

    Again today, we emphasize the place of qualified and experienced professionals in addiction treatment, a stand we hold dear at Gracehill Hospital and Rehab.

    If you seek addiction treatment for yourself or a loved one in a serene environment and with truly experienced specialists, hurry now and make that call to our team here at Gracehill Place.

    Call 0802-911-7580 0r 0808-404-7850.

    Meet The Team: A brief interview with our Addiction Treatment Specialists (2)

    1 year ago · · 0 comments

    Meet The Team: A brief interview with our Addiction Treatment Specialists (2)

    The impact of the science of Psychology on addiction and mental illness treatment cannot be overemphasized.

    Today on MEET THE TEAM, we introduce you to our Lead Clinical Psychologist, Mr. Daniel Odekunle.

    Kindly spare a minute to read more about Mr. Daniel and the fantastic impact of Psychology on mental health care.

    QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

    QUESTION: Can you tell us about yourself?

    I’m Daniel Odekunle, a Clinical Psychologist, CBT Practitioner, and Addiction Prevention and Treatment specialist. Over the years, I have worked with diverse population groups across varying age, gender, ethnic, religious, and cultural divides who experience various mental health challenges in varying circumstances and settings. I have developed skills at proficiency levels in evidence-based treatment approaches to identify better and address the needs of my clients.

     

    QUESTION: What is your Professional Overview?

    My areas of core competencies include Substance Use Prevention, Treatment and Recovery, Mood disorders (Depression and Bipolar Disorder), Personality Disorders, Anxiety Disorders (Panic Disorders, OCD, PTSD, GAD, and Phobias), Adolescents and Youth Counselling, Psychosis, and Mental Health problems.

    I work closely with my clients to learn about their stories, needs, aspirations, passions, and values. As a guide, I shine the light to help them find and use their strengths to improve their well-being, relationships, functioning, and independence within a compassionate, safe, and non-judgmental space while abiding by professional ethics and values.

    I am adept at conducting psychological assessments, formulation, and working individual and group interventions with proven skills in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness and Distress Tolerance, Anger Management, Dream Analysis, Family Therapy, and Group Therapy.

    With an emphasis on teaching, training, and research, I work alongside the Multidisciplinary Team in providing care toward the recovery and enhancement of the psychological well-being and quality of life of the patients under our care.

     

    QUESTION: Do you belong to any professional body?

    I am a member of the International Society of Substance Use Professionals ( ISSUP) Nigeria and the American Psychological Association.

     

    So today, dear reader, you have just met Mr. Daniel, one of our experienced addiction treatment professionals who is always available at Gracehill Place to support you or your loved one on the addiction recovery journey.

    Please follow our social media platforms to stay updated as we introduce you to more members of the team.

    If you have any questions or comments for Mr. Daniel or require more information about the Gracehill Substance Abuse Treatment, Education, and Rehabilitation Program, kindly leave your questions and comments below or reach out to us at 0808-404-7850 (Call/WhatsApp).

    Thank you for your time.

    Struggling With Addiction?  There is hope!

    1 year ago · · 0 comments

    Struggling With Addiction? There is hope!

    Addiction is a devastating disease that affects not only the individual struggling with substance abuse but also their loved ones. It can be difficult to acknowledge that you or a family member has a problem with addiction, but seeking help is the first step toward recovery.

    If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, there are several resources available to help you on the path to recovery. One such resource is Gracehill Hospital & Rehab Lagos, a leading drug rehabilitation center and mental health hospital in Lagos. Our mission is to be the best psychiatric hospital in Lagos, providing compassionate and effective treatment for those struggling with addiction and diverse mental health issues.

    The first step towards recovery is acknowledging that you have a problem with addiction. It can be difficult to come to terms with this, but it is important to understand that addiction is a disease that requires professional help to overcome. If you are unsure whether you or a loved one has a problem with addiction, there are several warning signs to look out for.

    These may include:

    • Increased tolerance to drugs or alcohol
    • Withdrawal symptoms when not using drugs or alcohol
    • Continuing to use drugs or alcohol despite negative consequences
    • Difficulty controlling drug or alcohol use
    • Neglecting responsibilities and obligations due to drug or alcohol use
    • Spending a significant amount of time obtaining or using drugs or alcohol

    If you or a loved one is experiencing any of these symptoms, it is important to seek help as soon as possible. Gracehill Hospital & Rehab Lagos offers addiction rehabilitation center services in Lagos, as well as mental health services, to help you on the path to recovery.

    One of the benefits of seeking help at a drug rehabilitation center in Lagos, like Gracehill Hospital & Rehab Lagos, is that you will be surrounded by professionals who understand the complexities of addiction. They will work with you to develop an individualized treatment plan that addresses your unique needs and challenges.

    Addiction treatment may include:

    • Behavioral therapy
    • Medication-assisted treatment
    • Group therapy
    • Family therapy
    • Family education sessions
    • Aftercare planning

    By participating in a comprehensive addiction rehabilitation program, you will gain the tools and skills you need to overcome your addiction and live a fulfilling life in recovery.

    If you are searching for a rehab near you, consider Gracehill Hospital & Rehab Lagos. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing the highest quality care and support to those struggling with addiction and mental health issues. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you or your loved one on the path to recovery.

    Call or WhatsApp: 0808-404-7850 or 0802-911-7580

    Meet The Team: A brief interview with our Addiction Treatment Specialists

    1 year ago · · 0 comments

    Meet The Team: A brief interview with our Addiction Treatment Specialists

    We don’t ask clients struggling with addiction to come to Gracehill just for our safe, relaxing, and clean environment alone, it is also because we have a team of dedicated professionals waiting to deliver excellent quality care.

    On this first episode of MEET THE TEAM, please spare a minute to read this brief interview with one of our addiction specialists.

     

    QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

    QUESTION: Can you tell us about yourself?

    ANSWER: Thank you. Oyewale Oloyede is my name, but you can call me Wale. I am a Licensed Social Worker and Addiction Treatment Professional.

     

    QUESTION: What is your Professional Overview?

    ANSWER: As an experienced Social Worker and Addiction Treatment Professional both with clients and their families, my keen interest is providing evidence-based treatment of Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders using individual and group therapies, including but not limited to detailed assessments, psycho-education, motivational interviewing, to mention a few, to help clients regain control of their lives and have an improved quality of life.

     

    QUESTION: Do you belong to any professional body?

    ANSWER: I am a member of the Nigeria Association of Social Workers (NASoW) and the International Society of Substance Use Professionals (ISSUP).

     

    So, dear reader, you have just met Mr. Wale, one of our experienced addiction treatment professionals who is always available at Gracehill Place to support you or your loved one on the addiction recovery journey.

    Please follow our social media platforms to stay updated as we introduce you to more members of the team.

    If you have any questions or comments for Mr. Wale or require more information about the Gracehill Substance Abuse Treatment, Education, and Rehabilitation Program, kindly leave your questions and comments below or reach out to us at 0808-404-7850 (Call/WhatsApp).

    Thank you for your time.

    1 year ago · · 0 comments

    Addictions People Don’t Talk About

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    Whenever the word, addiction is mentioned, what comes to mind is illegal drugs.
    Do you know that you can be hooked on prescribed medications like painkillers or sedatives?

    Addictions people don’t talk about or admit that they have are sometimes not even drug-related. They appear and started off as habits we have fun doing.
    But do you know that the habits that are fun when experienced or carried out have the same activities and release the same chemicals in the brain like drug or substance use?

    Examples of such addictions are:
    1. Smart Phone addiction: You can’t quit it, can you? You keep it with you all the time and check it every few minutes. You ignore the people you’re having dinner with or family members to catch a text or a post from someone miles away.

    2. Chocolate and other sweets or fizzy drinks: Sometimes you have to have them, and realize you may not be able to stop.

    3. Gambling: Worldwide Gambling Statistics Show that 26% of The Entire World Gambles. When you put that 26% into numbers, that’s 1.6 billion people. Whether you do it in person or online, at slot machines or the poker table. You discover you can’t stop despite running into a financial crisis.

    4. Plastic Surgery: Some people can’t get enough nips and tucks.

    5. Social Media: Do you spend so much time on social media or do you feel like you’re addicted? New studies show that you might be among the 10% of social media users who really are hooked.

    6. Sex and Porn: Can’t stop having sex — or looking at porn? Doing it more, enjoying it less, and risking too much to get it? Maybe you have a strong sex drive. But there could be more going on. It’s not an official addiction, but there is a thing called a hypersexual disorder.

    7. Others are Shopping, exercising, etc.

    How do you know you have a habit that has become an addiction?

    Ask yourself these questions:

    Have you tried stopping and it isn’t working?

    Do you get angry when people make comments about the habit being an addiction?

    Do you spend all your day on the habit, and neglect other aspects of your life?

    Is it the first thing you think of every day?

    If your answer is “yes”, you might be addicted.

    See a therapist to carry out a further assessment to ascertain a diagnosis.

    P.S.: Anything that alters your mood can become addictive.

    – Funmilola Oyewunmi

    Nursing Manager, GBHS

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    To book an appointment with a therapist, kindly call 08084047850 or 08029117580

    Overcoming Addiction: Tips for Improving Mental Health

    1 year ago · · 0 comments

    Overcoming Addiction: Tips for Improving Mental Health

    As we continue to face the challenges of the modern world, it’s more important than ever to prioritize our mental health. One of the biggest obstacles to maintaining good mental health is addiction. Whether it’s to substances like drugs or alcohol, or behaviors like gambling or excessive social media use, addiction can take a major toll on our mental well-being. In this post, we’ll explore some of the most common types of addiction, and provide some tips on how to improve your mental health if you’re struggling with an addiction.

    One of the most prevalent forms of addiction in the modern world is social media addiction. With the constant stream of notifications and the lure of constantly checking for likes and comments, it’s easy to become hooked on social media. But excessive use of social media can lead to feelings of isolation, depression, and anxiety. If you’re struggling with social media addiction, one of the best things you can do is to set boundaries for yourself. This might mean limiting the amount of time you spend on social media each day, or avoiding checking your feeds first thing in the morning or right before bed. You can also try to use social media in a more mindful way, by focusing on connecting with friends and loved ones, rather than getting lost in the endless scroll.

    Another common form of addiction is gambling addiction. Gambling can be a fun and exciting activity, but for some people, it can become a destructive obsession. If you’re struggling with gambling addiction, it’s important to seek help. This might mean talking to a therapist or counselor or joining a support group. It’s also important to avoid triggers that might lead you to gamble, such as visiting casinos or placing bets online.

    Drug addiction is another major problem that can have a serious impact on mental health. If you’re struggling with drug addiction, it’s important to seek help from a medical professional. This might mean going to rehab or participating in a support program like Narcotics Anonymous. It’s also important to avoid situations that might trigger your addiction, such as hanging out with friends who use drugs or going to places where drugs are easily accessible.

    Food addiction is another type of addiction that can have a negative impact on mental health. If you’re struggling with food addiction, it’s important to seek help from a healthcare professional, who can help you develop a healthy eating plan and provide support as you work to overcome your addiction. You can also try to practice mindfulness when it comes to eating, by focusing on the sensory experience of each bite, and avoiding distractions like television or social media while you’re eating.

    Finally, alcohol addiction is a common problem that can have serious consequences for mental health. If you’re struggling with alcohol addiction, it’s important to seek help from a medical professional, who can help you develop a plan to quit drinking and provide support as you work to overcome your addiction. You can also try to avoid triggers that might lead you to drink, such as going to bars or parties where alcohol is easily available.

    In conclusion, addiction can have a serious impact on mental health. If you’re struggling with an addiction, it’s important to seek help and support. By setting boundaries, avoiding triggers, and practicing mindfulness, you can improve your mental health and overcome your addiction.

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