Globe-DepEd online mental health, psychosocial support program next tackles spirituality

by The Manila Times

Aug 19, 2021 12:00 am

Living in a concrete jungle or cooped up within the four walls of the home does not have to stop one from being with nature to achieve a healthier mind and disposition.

Sarah Queblatin, permaculture designer and educator, Green Releaf Initiative co-founder and executive director, pointed out the importance of nurturing nature and understanding it is part of human existence.

The lates edititon of 'Tayo Naman!' webinar series was hosted by Lapu-Lapu City and moderated by Glenna Raganas with Sarah Queblatin as resource speaker. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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