MUSCAT: Who do you turn to when you need to talk about your mental health? Sure, there are several online resources, but there is nothing that quite compares to human interaction. Popular mental wellness clinic, Whispers of Serenity, is all set to host the second edition of mental health forum for children aged between 9 to 22. Titled ‘Young Minds’ the event will be held at Kempinski Muscat Hotel on October 12. 
The forum is being organised under the banner of the Clinic’s #NotAlone initiative.
Founded and curated by Her Highness Sayyida Basma Al Said, also the founder of the Whispers of Serenity Clinic and the #NotAlone voluntary initiative, the forum will focus on issues linked with the mental health of children, teenagers and adolescents and also give them a platform to express their thoughts on a range of different topics.
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Speaking about the initiative, Sayyida Basma said: “We are extremely delighted to present this much-needed event for children and their parents. The forum aims at enhancing knowledge and awareness among the youth on a variety of topics linked with child and adolescent health. We are also giving a major platform to these youngsters to express themselves and discuss issues related to their mental and physical health and safety at an informal and friendly platform.
“Our team has put in immense efforts in making this event a possibility and we will be happy to get the support and encouragement from the public who we hope will attend and benefit from productive speeches and discussions.”
The forum’s agenda consists of a mix of speeches, panel discussions, and workshops. The event is free to attend for children; adults will need to buy a ticket worth OMR25 to attend. Workshops will include Bullying and positive character, Anger management with drums practices, Accidental disasters, Parents workshop – ‘How to deal with my young mind anger’ (punching bag exercise).
 
                      
                                 




