EMOTIONAL LITERACY FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD
EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES AND THEIR IMPACT FOR THE LESS PRIVILEGED
The mental health of underprivileged individuals is often compromised due to the constant pressures of survival. Anxiety, depression, and trauma are prevalent, yet access to mental health services is limited. Emotional literacy can serve as a preventive measure, equipping individuals with the tools to cope with stress and emotional challenges. By fostering self-awareness and emotional regulation, emotional literacy can reduce the incidence of mental health issues and enhance overall well-being.
Gender bias remains a persistent issue, with girls often seen as less valuable than boys within families. Poverty profoundly affects an individual's mental and social well-being. Limited access to resources like education and healthcare exacerbates these issues, leading to untreated mental health conditions.
Their emotional health is compromised due to the constant pressures of survival. Anxiety, depression, and trauma are prevalent, yet access to mental health services is limited.
Emotional literacy can serve as a preventive measure, equipping individuals with the tools to cope with stress and emotional challenges. By fostering self-awareness and emotional regulation, emotional literacy can reduce the incidence of mental health issues and enhance overall well-being.
