MCPI Foundation Launches Program for Child Development in Nigeria
The MCPI Foundation in Nigeria has initiated a program focusing on emotional intelligence and psychological resilience in children, aiming to support holistic growth. Chyna Clifford, a child development advocate, highlighted the need to address children's emotional needs in today's complex world.
Dr. Adaobi Okek discussed strategies to support children with neurodiverse conditions like ADHD and autism. The program seeks to bridge the gap between psychology and parenting to equip caregivers with tools to nurture children's emotional development at home and in the classroom.
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