<p>Mumbai: With around 77% of Indians having shown at least one symptom of stress, the first-of-its-kind of interactive stress regulation activity book was launched in Mumbai.</p><p>Dr Anuja Luniya, a stress strategist, physiotherapist, and behavioural health coach, launched her groundbreaking book, "Relax Play Thrive” - to help out people undergoing stress. </p><p>This innovative interactive activity book is the first of its kind in India, designed to help individuals effectively regulate stress and cultivate resilience. </p><p>Dr Luniya's vision is to create a less stressed India by equipping individuals with the knowledge and tools to regulate stress and live more fulfilling lives.</p><p>“India ranked 126th out of 146 countries in the 2024 World Happiness Report—lower than all its neighbouring nations. Around 77% of Indians had shown at least one symptom of stress,” said Dr Luniya.</p><p>These statistics caused her to take action to equip individuals to fight this invisible epidemic. </p><p>The book is a perfect blend of theory and application, providing an overview of the biological reasoning behind our stress responses and dedicated activities for unique stress behaviours..</p>.When news is stressful, how do you balance staying informed with ‘doomscrolling’?.<p>“Stress clouds your vision. Regulate it, and you’ll feel better, make better decisions, and spark a ripple of clarity, empathy, and authenticity that can transform families, communities, and nations,” said Dr Luniya.</p><p>Notable attendees like Dr S Natarajan, a renowned eye surgeon and a Padma Shri awardee, witnessed the moment. The attendees participated in numerous interactive and immersive activities inspired by the book. </p><p>"Relax Play Thrive" uniquely blends the elements of a health planner, puzzle book, journal, and activity guide into one engaging package. Drawing inspiration from Dr. Anuja’s childhood experiences – puzzles, arts and crafts, stories, and games – "Relax Play Thrive" demonstrates that stress regulation can be enjoyable and not just another chore</p>
<p>Mumbai: With around 77% of Indians having shown at least one symptom of stress, the first-of-its-kind of interactive stress regulation activity book was launched in Mumbai.</p><p>Dr Anuja Luniya, a stress strategist, physiotherapist, and behavioural health coach, launched her groundbreaking book, "Relax Play Thrive” - to help out people undergoing stress. </p><p>This innovative interactive activity book is the first of its kind in India, designed to help individuals effectively regulate stress and cultivate resilience. </p><p>Dr Luniya's vision is to create a less stressed India by equipping individuals with the knowledge and tools to regulate stress and live more fulfilling lives.</p><p>“India ranked 126th out of 146 countries in the 2024 World Happiness Report—lower than all its neighbouring nations. Around 77% of Indians had shown at least one symptom of stress,” said Dr Luniya.</p><p>These statistics caused her to take action to equip individuals to fight this invisible epidemic. </p><p>The book is a perfect blend of theory and application, providing an overview of the biological reasoning behind our stress responses and dedicated activities for unique stress behaviours..</p>.When news is stressful, how do you balance staying informed with ‘doomscrolling’?.<p>“Stress clouds your vision. Regulate it, and you’ll feel better, make better decisions, and spark a ripple of clarity, empathy, and authenticity that can transform families, communities, and nations,” said Dr Luniya.</p><p>Notable attendees like Dr S Natarajan, a renowned eye surgeon and a Padma Shri awardee, witnessed the moment. The attendees participated in numerous interactive and immersive activities inspired by the book. </p><p>"Relax Play Thrive" uniquely blends the elements of a health planner, puzzle book, journal, and activity guide into one engaging package. Drawing inspiration from Dr. Anuja’s childhood experiences – puzzles, arts and crafts, stories, and games – "Relax Play Thrive" demonstrates that stress regulation can be enjoyable and not just another chore</p>