Doha Girls Center organized the “Journey of Balance” event, which aimed to promote the physical and mental well-being of young women through an integrated experience combining awareness and practical activities. The event featured an educational session and Pilates exercises, contributing to improving quality of life and enhancing feelings of relaxation and well-being, in line with the Center’s commitment to supporting young women and empowering them to adopt a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
The event highlighted the importance of mental well-being and its impact on quality of life, while promoting the concept of balance between mental and physical health. It also encouraged participants to engage in physical activities that support relaxation and flexibility, while emphasizing the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle that contributes to overall well-being.
The program included an awareness session addressing key concepts related to mental well-being, balance, and quality of life. The session provided participants with an opportunity to explore practical approaches to caring for their mental and physical health and responding more positively to the pressures of everyday life.
The event also featured a practical Pilates session, which helped participants improve flexibility, relaxation, energy, and vitality in a calm and engaging environment that encouraged self-care and the adoption of healthy habits.
“Journey of Balance” witnessed positive engagement from the participants, with the activities helping them recognize the importance of achieving balance between mental and physical well-being and providing practical experiences that can be incorporated into their daily lives.
This event reflects Doha Girls Center’s commitment to providing meaningful programs that support the health and well-being of young women, raise awareness of healthy lifestyles, and empower them to achieve greater mental and physical balance, ultimately enhancing their quality of life and self-confidence.
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Edited on August 11, 2026