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Manav Rachna International School, Mohali

Dr Surekha conducted an insightful ‘Author Talk’ with students of classes VI to VIII, offering them valuable tools to manage stress and emotions effectively. Hosted at the school, in collaboration with Scholastic, the world’s largest distributor of children’s books, the...

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Mohali, Updated At : 11:24 AM Oct 14, 2024 IST

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Dr Surekha conducted an insightful ‘Author Talk’ with students of classes VI to VIII, offering them valuable tools to manage stress and emotions effectively. Hosted at the school, in collaboration with Scholastic, the world’s largest distributor of children’s books, the session emphasised the role of emotional wellness in daily life. Dr Surekha provided practical strategies that students can easily incorporate into their routines. Through engaging discussions, she highlighted how reading storybooks can be a powerful medium to raise awareness about mental health, fostering empathy and resilience among young readers.

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