Dr. Orgen Visits Chief Justice of Ghana

Later in the day, Dr. Orgen met with the Chief Justice of Ghana at the Supreme Court in Accra. This meeting highlighted the intersection between mental health, leadership, and justice.

Key Highlights of the Visit:

Dr. Orgen presented Dealing with ADHD to the Chief Justice, emphasizing the importance of mental health literacy within the judiciary.

Discussions focused on the impact of untreated ADHD and other mental health conditions on individuals’ interactions with the justice system, particularly in matters of juvenile justice and family law.

The Chief Justice expressed gratitude for Dr. Orgen’s advocacy and pledged to explore avenues to incorporate mental health training for judicial staff.

Dr. Orgen remarked, “A fair and just society must consider the mental well-being of its citizens. Equipping the judiciary with knowledge about ADHD and mental health is crucial for compassionate and effective justice delivery.”

Impact of the Visits

Both meetings underscored Dr. Orgen’s commitment to addressing mental health challenges through multi-sectoral collaboration. By engaging with influential leaders in faith and justice, he reinforced the importance of collective action in building an inclusive society that supports individuals with ADHD and other mental health conditions.

These visits marked a significant step forward in advancing the mission of InspireMind Global and spreading awareness of ADHD and mental health across Ghana.