Wambui says by the end of the first semester into her psychology units, she could sense that whatever she had been experiencing was depression and anxiety.
Ogola, 46, has post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). He says he is triggered by several things one would consider ordinary, such as his wife preparing liver in their kitchen.
The Ministry of Health estimates that one in every 10 people suffer from a common mental disorder in Kenya.
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