25 Secaucus Kids, Teens Attend Self-Confidence Workshop At Library

SECAUCUS, NJ — This August, a series of four workshops was held at the Secaucus Public Library to teach children and teens how to deal with stress in school and life.

The program ended Monday. It was taught by followers of MAAsterG, a self-help guru and spiritual life coach. In total, 25 Secaucus kids attended the four week "Community Happiness and Self-Development" program.

The classes were designed for children ages 10–16. Children explored topics such as managing emotions, overcoming peer pressure, social media traps and envisioning their future goals. The activities combined interactive games, reflections and group discussions, allowing kids to learn in a fun and supportive environment.

"I noticed my daughter becoming more open about her feelings and more positive about challenges,” said one parent. “This program gave her tools that she can use every day.”

“I learned how to stay calm when I feel stressed,” said a 12-year-old participant.

“We wanted to create a space where kids feel heard, valued and empowered,” said MAAsterG. “The energy and curiosity these children brought each week was truly inspiring. They remind us that with the right guidance, our future is in very capable hands.”