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Women’s Wellness & Personal Care
The Department of Computer Science & Applications (BCA) in association with Women’s Grievance cell organized Women’s Wellness & Personal care
Session Details
Date: 24.01.2024
Time: 11.30 to 12.45 pm
Venue: Block V, 305 Classroom
Attendees: BCA Female students
Chief Guest
Mrs.Thenmozhi MBA
Product Consultant
Shree Narpavi Traders
Mrs. Parvathi Nagarajan,
Product Adviser.
Shree Narpavi Taders
Organizing Head
Dr. J. Dhilipan, Head & VP (Admin), Department of Computer Science and Applications.
Advisor
Dr V Saravanan
VP Academics (S & H)
Convenors
Dr T.S.Suganya AP/BCA
Mrs M.Divya AP/BCA
Dr N.Vijayalakshmi AP /BCA
Program Coordinator
Dr. S. Uma Shankari Associate Professor / BCA
Introduced the chief guest and welcomed the gathering with an overview and understanding of wellness and personal care.
T.S.Suganya introduced the guest and speaks about woman has a significant impact on health . The health of women and girls is of particular concern.
Then Guest Mrs. Thenmozhi MBA began by giving us an women’s wellness is an important concern and understanding of what wellness and personal care is.
She speak about Wellness is subjective to everyone’s life.
She speak to us the essentials of eating lots of fruit and vegetables.
She talks about the importance of eating more fish, including a portion of oily fish.
She discussed the importance of sleep and to prioritize sleep.
She discussed the wellness and health issues for women like depression, and anxiety.
She gave suggestions given for fitness body maintenance through the exercises.
students ask various doubts about their wellness and monthly disorders.
Then Mrs.Parvathi Nagarajan speak about Women’s wellness’s vital target is to focus on those aspects concerning their well-being.
Finally the session was ended with students feedback.
Vote of thanks given by Dr.N. Vijayalakshmi Program Coordinator, BCA DS.
M.Divya gave awareness to students about their mental, how to maintain our healthy lifestyle, body weight, and overall well-being physical health.
Wellness doesn’t occur in a way where you can grab it in a short period. Good things take time—the process matters when you want to attain the wellness you require.
Total number of students participated in the session : 75
