It is a complex question, and finding an answer is not easy. Life, today, is challenging. We experience countless demands from the self and the people around us that can be overwhelming. What if someone could teach us how to deal with these daily challenges with intelligence and resilience from the very beginning?
Many mental health conversations begin only after a problem becomes visible. We believe students, more than anyone, need proactive emotional education before distress becomes illness.
While many schools today understand the importance of mental health and well-being, continuous on-ground efforts are still missing. Policies exist, conversations are growing, and awareness is increasing.
KSPTM is a new-age education initiative with
mental well-being
and
self-discovery
at its core.
Our focus lies in helping students become emotionally aware, resilient, confident, and self-inspired from an early age.
is our flagship program, that is designed to fit naturally into the school ecosystem, making mental well-being deeply integrated into a child's everyday learning experience, not treated as an occasional conversation.
We work alongside teachers, parents, psychologists, and facilitators, to help create environments where students feel heard and supported while growing academically and personally. Our role is not to replace schools or parents, but to strengthen the ecosystem around students through meaningful all-round education.
Parvati Mangal is the Executive Director at G. Ram Books (P.) Ltd. Having taken over the role as the next generation, she aims to bring a current, more relatable approach to educational publishing.
Before taking over the reins of G. Ram Books, Parvati built a strong foundation in the editorial and creative industries as a stylist, art director, and writer with the India Today Group.
Her rich experience in content, design, and storytelling now fuels her mission to contemporise educational publishing while staying true to her roots.
Passionate about children's well-being, she aspires to integrate mental health education into the school space, hoping not only to inform, but also inspire.