Aryakulam, Nilokheri, organises special talk on mental health day

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 17, 2025 IST

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Aryakulam organised a special talk on the occasion of World Mental Health Day by Dr Anup Yadav, counselling psychologist, to raise awareness about the importance of mental well-being. Dr Yadav interacted with students, guiding them on managing emotions, handling stress and maintaining a positive mindset in daily life. The session was both informative and inspiring, helping students understand the value of self-awareness and open communication about mental health. Principal Dinesh Kumar encouraged students to prioritise their emotional well-being and support one another with kindness and empathy. The session concluded with an interactive discussion, leaving the students motivated to care for their mental health and to foster a culture of understanding and positivity.

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