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Creative Minds, Happy Hearts: The Power of Visual Arts in Children’s Wellbeing
Visual art plays a powerful role in supporting the mental, emotional, and social wellbeing of children. From drawing and painting to sculpture and collage, creative expression offers children a safe and engaging way to explore their emotions, develop self-awareness,...
The Power of Gratitude: How Thankfulness Boosts Kids’ Mental Health
A small word can change a life Have you ever seen a child’s face light up when they’re genuinely thanked? Or how their mood shifts when they reflect on something they enjoyed that day? These small moments of thankfulness are powerful—and they’re backed by...
Take a Break: Why Short Pauses Help Young Minds Focus and Thrive
Children and teens today face unprecedented cognitive demands. Whether it’s switching between subjects, navigating digital platforms, managing social pressures, or processing a fast-paced information flow, their days are full—and their brains are often overloaded. In...
Mindfulness Rituals at School: Moments of Calm and Attention
In a world of constant stimulation and intensifying school rhythms, pre-adolescents face increasing challenges in maintaining their attention and managing their stress. Mindfulness practices, adapted to the school context in the form of regular rituals, offer a...
Friendships and Mental Health: Why Social Bonds Matter for Preteens
Friendships play a fundamental role in a child’s emotional and psychological development, particularly between the ages of 9 and 12. During this pre-adolescent phase, peer relationships become increasingly important, influencing self-esteem, social skills, and overall...
Rooted in Wisdom: How Nature-Based Education Nurtures Our Future Minds
by Branislav Kaleta, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland Nature-based education goes by many names, but any classroom activity in nature counts. From sitting down and reading Shakespeare in the school garden to lifting logs and counting the different types of bugs...
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