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WE MAG - Issue 03 | September-October 2019

What Helps Me to Worry Less and Live More – Susanna Newsonen

How Teenage Depression Differs from Adult Depression – Dr. Srikanth Reddy

Let’s Talk Detox – Jolly Vin

Not Beautiful – Devshri Chandrakar

How a Non-Judgemental Mind Connects and Transforms Us – Melli O’Brien

Making Sense of Randomness – Krithika Akkaraju

Mental Health Benefits of Gardening: Nature’s Healing Touch – Kevin Espiritu, Lorin Nielsen

Prevention is Better than Cure: Relevance and Criticality of Social-Emotional Learning in Schools – Gayatri Natarajan, Sirisha Challapalli

10 Ways to Practice Spiritual Parenting – Bindiya Murgai

Drowning in Time – Garima J-Bajaj

The Lost Art of Humility – Dr. Saumya Goyal

The Mental Health Benefits of Physical Activity – Priyanka Nair

The Pensive Mind – Vira Komarraju

Improving a Mother’s Emotional Wellbeing – Deepa Gandhi

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