Registration for Mental Health Wellbeing Day Programme - Saturday 23rd May, 2026
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HEALTH STATIONS, MEDICATION MATTERS AND LOTS MORE…
Date: SATURDAY MAY 23, 2026
Time: 11 AM – 4 PM
Venue: TOPHOUSE, SHAWSHEATH CLOSE, MANCHESTER M15 4BQ
Register today to confirm your attendance.
Speakers For The Day
MINDFULNESS
Michaella Tettey
Assistant Psychologist
Michaella is an aspiring clinical psychologist with diverse clinical experience supporting individuals across the lifespan — varying from young children (aged 4+) to older adults.
She has worked in both Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and currently supports adult mental health services in Manchester.
Grounded in the core values of respect, equity, compassion, and integrity, Michaella brings both personal insight and professional dedication to her work. Her journey from Ghana to the UK — first as an international student and now as an overseas member of NHS staff, has shaped her deep commitment to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI).
She currently serves as a co-lead for the Ethnically Diverse Support Forum in the Wigan Borough under the Greater Manchester Mental Health (GMMH) NHS Trust. In this role, Michaella champions the wellbeing and professional development of ethnically diverse staff, particularly overseas professionals. Her work focuses on helping staff settle into life in the UK, build networks, access support for navigating racism, and foster a strong sense of community.
Michaella’s contributions to EDI have earned her recognition across the Trust. She was nominated as an ‘Unsung Hero’ at her hospital’s staff recognition awards and, along with her team, was shortlisted for the ‘Inclusive Leader’ award at the 2025 GMMH Staff Awards.
PHYSICAL HEALTH UPDATES
Dr Chinoso Ono
GP
Dr. Chinonso Onoh is a UK-based GP working within the NHS with experience in child health, mental health, postnatal care, and general family medicine.
He is passionate about preventive healthcare and empowering communities with practical, evidence-based health knowledge.
In his clinical practice, he supports patients managing chronic illness and understands how factors such as sleep, hormonal changes, and long-term medical conditions can significantly affect mental wellbeing. He is particularly interested in helping individuals and families recognise the strong connection between physical and emotional health.
He is a member of Christian medical and Dental Association,a vibrant group tasked with caring for the whole man, (spirit, soul and body).
As a husband and father, he brings both professional expertise and personal insight into promoting holistic health that strengthens families and builds resilient communities.
MENTAL HEALTH TALKS
Dr Justina Akinlua
Phsychiatrist
Dr Justina Akinlua, popularly called Sister Seun is an alumni of Bingham University Medical School. She graduated as one of the second cohorts of medical students.
She is the first Bingham medical student to have written PLAB and to have started working in the UK.
She is the first Bingham University alumni to have started training in psychiatry in the UK, and she is currently a senior registrar in forensic psychiatry.
She is the first forensic psychiatric trainee in North Wales to the glory of God.
Dr Seun Akinlua has a masters in psychiatry from Cardiff University. She is a trailblazer to the glory of God. She has had many failures in her life, but behind the failures, she has an amazing story as a woman, helped by God and by men.
Dr. Seun is on a mission for Jesus in the diaspora. She desires to see that men live up to their potentials unhindered by location. Seun is a wife and a mother who expresses herself through songs and writings. In 2021, she wrote her first book titled “My People Living in Diaspora.”
She is a girl helped by God and men.