What's Happening?
The Secaucus Public Library recently concluded a series of workshops aimed at boosting self-confidence among children and teens. The program, titled 'Community Happiness and Self-Development,' was held throughout August and attracted 25 participants aged 10 to 16. Led by followers of MAAsterG, a self-help guru and spiritual life coach, the workshops focused on managing emotions, overcoming peer pressure, and setting future goals. Activities included interactive games and group discussions, providing a supportive environment for personal growth. Parents reported positive changes in their children's attitudes and coping skills.
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Why It's Important?
This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the importance of mental health and emotional well-being in youth development. By equipping young individuals with tools to manage stress and build self-confidence, the program addresses critical issues such as social media pressure and peer influence. Such workshops can have lasting impacts on participants, fostering resilience and positive self-image. The library's role in hosting these events highlights the importance of community spaces in supporting youth development and mental health education.
