Komal Faisal is a clinical psychologist, trainer and educationist. She possesses a deep understanding of human behavior, cognition, and emotional well-being. Beyond her one-on-one counseling, Komal’s passion for education and imparting knowledge shines through in her numerous lectures and workshops. At MM Talks, she gives insightful guidance on the art of parenting and the correct upbringing of children. Her approach is grounded in both psychological research and practical wisdom, with a keen focus on nurturing emotionally resilient and well-rounded children.
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Unplanned Future
A PROJECTION that Pakistan’s population could reach 400m by 2040 should not be treated as another dramatic number to be quoted at ceremonies and forgotten by the next budget. It is a warning about the size of the state’s future obligations. Every additional child will need vaccination, nutrition, schooling, safe…
The Early Years
PARENTS want the very best for their children. That is never in question. But wanting the best and knowing what the best is are two different things, and in the early years of a child’s life, the impact of that difference can have consequences that are difficult to undo. In…
Addict Held for Injuring Wife, Three Daughters
LAHORE: An alleged chronic drug addict was arrested after reportedly attacking and injuring his wife and three daughters in the Kahna area here on August 2. The police identified the suspect as Irfan and lodged a case against him. According to initial police reports, the suspect, on the day of…
Housing Society Accused of Excessive Excavation Around School, Endangering Students’ Lives
TAXILA: The lives and safety of more than 80 children, most of them girls, enrolled at Government Boys Primary School on the outskirts of Taxila are said to be at risk due to excessive excavation around the school by a private housing society, cutting off safe access to the campus…
Manseha DC’s Help Sought in Reopening of Schools Forcibly Shut by Landowners
MANSEHRA: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Education Department has sought the help of the deputy commissioner and law-enforcement agencies to reopen schools forcibly shut by landowners who had applied for lower-grade posts but were not appointed across the district. “As educational institutions have reopened for the new academic session after summer vacation,…