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Physical health, sleep, nutrition, medication, and any medical history that affects how you feel.
Connected mental healthcare
Two ends of the same bridge.
Access psychiatrists, psychologists and therapists online, with a connected pathway to government and private partner hospitals for severe cases, investigations, medication, emergency care or admission — with your MindBridge psychiatrist and psychologist continuing to direct your care.
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MindBridge Care
Human support online, with clinical depth behind it.
Enugu · Anambra · Online · English & Igbo spoken01Care starts onlineVideo or audio consultations
02Clinicians stay connectedPsychiatry, psychology & therapy
03Support can continueGovernment & private hospital pathways, same care team
Same care team throughout: MindBridge's psychiatrists and psychologists stay involved and help direct your care at whichever partner facility you're referred to.
About MindBridge Care
A more connected standard of mental healthcare.
MindBridge is backed by a team of licensed and qualified consultant psychiatrists and psychologists with over 20 years of cognate experience, brought together into one thoughtful care pathway — so you can begin with the support that feels right and move to the next level without losing the thread.
For severe cases needing physical assessment, admission or emergency care, and for structured follow-up, we connect you to a network of government and private mental health facilities — while your MindBridge psychiatrist and psychologist continue to direct and coordinate your care alongside each facility's team.
Our approach
Care that looks at the whole person.
We don't treat symptoms in isolation. Every care plan considers four connected dimensions of a person's life — a framework sometimes called the biopsychosocial-spiritual model.
Psychological
Thoughts, emotions, coping patterns, and past experiences — addressed through therapy and assessment.
Social
Family, relationships, work, community, and living circumstances that shape day-to-day wellbeing.
Spiritual
Personal meaning, values, and — for those it matters to — faith. This is entirely your lead to take.
Spiritual care is optional and led entirely by you, our clinicians will ask, never assume. It is never a substitute for medical or psychological treatment, and your beliefs — or lack of them — are always respected as part of your care.
Our services
Choose your starting point. Keep your options open.
From consultant psychiatry to online therapy, substance rehabilitation and hospital coordination, MindBridge is designed around the full care journey.
Consultant psychiatry
Specialist medical care
Assessment, diagnosis, medication oversight, and hospital coordination when clinically appropriate.
Clinical psychology
Online psychologists
Licensed psychologists supporting mild to moderate depression, anxiety, stress, grief, trauma, relationships, and personal growth.
Substance rehabilitation
Recovery & rehabilitation
Structured, clinician-led support for substance use and addiction — assessment, detox coordination, and relapse-prevention care built around lasting recovery.
What we help with
Understanding what we treat, in plain language.
Mental health concerns come in many forms, and it's not always easy to know where to start. Here's a broad — though not exhaustive — picture of what our team supports, and the kinds of care available.
Conditions we support
- Depression & low mood — persistent sadness, loss of interest or energy. Mild to moderate depression is often well managed by a licensed psychologist through therapy alone; more severe or persistent cases usually also involve a psychiatrist for assessment and medication.
- Anxiety, panic & phobias — excessive worry, panic attacks, specific fears
- Stress & burnout — difficulty coping with life, work or academic pressure
- Trauma & PTSD — after distressing or frightening experiences
- Bipolar disorder — episodes of low mood alternating with high energy or elevated mood
- Psychosis & schizophrenia — hearing/seeing things others don't, confused thinking, unusual beliefs
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) — intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviours
- ADHD & attention difficulties — trouble focusing, restlessness, impulsivity
- Sleep problems — insomnia and other sleep disturbances
- Grief & bereavement — coping with loss
- Relationship & family difficulties — conflict, communication, life transitions
- Perinatal mental health — mood changes during pregnancy or after childbirth
- Substance use & addiction — alcohol, drugs, or prescription medication misuse
- Memory & cognitive concerns — including age-related changes
Treatment & care available
- Psychiatric assessment & diagnosis — a thorough, judgement-free evaluation
- Medication management — prescribing, review and monitoring by a psychiatrist
- Individual therapy & counselling — one-on-one talking therapy
- Couples & family sessions — support for relationships and household dynamics
- Group support sessions — shared, guided peer support
- Substance use assessment & detox coordination — safe, supervised withdrawal planning
- Structured rehabilitation — relapse-prevention and longer-term recovery planning
- Crisis support & hospital referral — a pathway to physical assessment, investigations or admission when needed
- Ongoing follow-up — remote monitoring so care doesn't stop after one session
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Mild to moderate, no medication history
Start with a licensed psychologist or therapist. Many concerns, including mild-to-moderate depression and anxiety, are well managed through therapy alone.
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Moderate to severe, or medication may help
Start with a consultant psychiatrist for assessment. Therapy is often added alongside, not instead of, medical care.
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Severe, complex, or you're not sure
Book any consultation — if your case needs a wider team, we bring one in around you. See our collaborative care model below.
This list is a general guide, not a diagnosis — and it isn't exhaustive. If what you're going through isn't listed here, reach out anyway; we can still help, or connect you with someone who can.
For severe or complex conditions
When one clinician isn't enough, you get a team.
Conditions such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder with psychosis, severe depression with risk to safety, or treatment-resistant cases are rarely managed by one professional alone. At MindBridge, they're managed collaboratively.
Psychiatrist
Leads diagnosis, medication decisions, and overall treatment direction.
Psychologist
Provides therapy alongside medical treatment, and supports coping and recovery.
Nursing
Monitors progress between sessions and supports medication adherence.
Social work
Supports family involvement, community reintegration, and practical needs.
Hospital partner
Steps in for admission, emergency care, or investigations, with your MindBridge team staying involved throughout.
You will never need to start over with a new provider. If your case turns out to need more than one professional, we simply bring the right person into the same plan.
Our organization
Leadership connected to care.
MindBridge Care is guided by a multidisciplinary leadership team spanning clinical services, psychology, nursing, social work, finance, technology, and administration.
Chief executive & administration
Dr Ruth Chinonso, PhD
CEO and Director of Administration
Clinical services & liaison
Dr. Olisa Montfort Uche
Director, Clinical Services and Liaison
Psychology & psychotherapy
Dr. Okeke Vincent, PhD
Director of Psychology and Psychotherapy
Telepsychiatry nursing
Nurse Okoli Chikaodili
Director, Telepsychiatry Nursing
Community liaison
Mr. Nwafor Kelvin
Director of Community Liaison
Finance
Mr. Ezema Mark Anthony
Director of Finance
ICT & customer care
Mr. Edema Victor
Director of ICT and Customer Care
Partnerships
Refer with confidence. Stay in the loop.
We work with psychiatrists, doctors, other mental and general health workers, and the general public to get people to the right care faster — with clear consent rules, and no shortcuts that put a referral fee ahead of clinical judgment.
Psychiatrists & doctors
Refer, and stay informed
Send a patient into MindBridge's psychiatry, psychology or rehabilitation pathway. With your patient's written consent, we share structured progress updates with you as their care continues — so a referral doesn't mean losing sight of the case.
Hospitals & health institutions
Facility-level agreements
Rather than per-patient referral bonuses, partnerships with hospitals and health institutions are structured at the facility level — training support, co-management retainers, or agreed revenue-sharing — set out in writing and reviewed regularly.
General public
Community referral program
Know someone who could use support? Refer them to MindBridge, and once they complete a first session, you both receive a credit toward a future consultation.
MindBridge does not pay individual clinicians a bonus for referring patients to us. This is a deliberate choice, in keeping with medical ethics guidance on fee-splitting — every referral should be made because it's right for the patient, not because it's paid for.
Join our team
Are you a clinician, responder, or pastoral carer? We'd like to hear from you.
MindBridge is building a multidisciplinary network — psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, general and specialist doctors, occupational therapists, emergency psychiatric response support staff, community leaders, and religious or faith leaders supporting pastoral and spiritual care — alongside other mental and general health workers who may want to practice or partner with us. If that sounds like you, reach out and tell us a bit about yourself.
Your data
A short, honest privacy notice.
When you request a consultation, your name, chosen care path and message are used only to prepare a WhatsApp handoff to our care team — nothing is stored on this website or shared with third parties. You choose what to share, and you send the WhatsApp message yourself. Sessions are confidential from family members and employers too — nothing about you or your care is shared with them without your explicit, written consent, even if they contact us directly. In line with Nigeria's Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023, you may ask us at any time what information we hold about you and request it be deleted from our WhatsApp records.
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