Isekai'ed But Daijoubu Desu — our Manga Mental Health Workshop Series has come to a close, and we are deeply grateful. Grateful to every participant who showed up with their questions, and trusted us with their reflections: they are far more ready to grow than they are often given credit for. This post is our attempt to honour what happened across those four sessions, what we did and what we're carrying forward. What Does "Isekai'd But Daijoubu Desu" Even Mean? For the uninit

A lot of the advice youth receive about resilience sounds like it was written for someone else. "Believe in yourself." "Every setback is a comeback." "Failure is just a lesson in disguise." Young people have heard these phrases quite often. They've nodded along. And then gone right back to feeling stuck, anxious, or quietly convinced that maybe they're just not cut out for this. In today’s time when we are already dealing with so much, we don't need false sympathy. At GRIP Co

AAMJ: Empowering Young Minds There’s a common narrative that today’s teenagers and young adults are too sensitive or lost . We surely don’t agree with that. Do you? We believe they are navigating a world that is louder, faster, and more demanding than anything previous generations faced. It’s completely normal to feel confused or frustrated about the future. The problem isn't the emotion. It's that we haven't always provided the right tools for youngsters to navigate life sm