Inspira Coahuila office activates space at the 2024 Coahuila International Book Fair, where a story is read to students from various visiting schools.
Paola Rodríguez, honorary president of Inspira Coahuila, assured that since the beginning of the administration of Governor Manolo Jiménez Salinas, projects have been carried out to care for children, adolescents and adults in matters of mental health.
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In a space set up within the “literary festival”, the story “Colored Monsters” was read to children, which sought to identify how children and adolescents may feel better when the initially unpleasant emotionscan make them feel better and let them know how to manage it.
In the days this story was presented at the Coahuila International Book Fair Hundreds of girls, boys and teenagers from various schools were served.
Rodríguez assured this in Inspira It is very important to educate children and adolescents to take care of their mental health.and one way to start is by recognizing emotions.
Inspira Coahuila has visited dozens of elementary schools throughout the region to tell the story of “El Monstruo de Colores,” pay it to maintain the health of students.