Questions and above all answers about our health. Scientific and at the same time informative. To dispel doubts and understand how we are and how we could get better. Thanks to exceptional interviewers.
After Gabbani, Tosca and Francesca Fialdini, we pass the account of Salute salute_eu to Andrea Delogu, writer and radio and television presenter, who in the podcast “Nodi” (Chora Media) gives voice to the stories of patients suffering from mental disorders and neurological diseases, and to those often hidden or little told of those who take care of them. The well-being of children at school and dyslexia are the themes of the two live shows in which Andrea Delogu will involve doctors and pedagogists.
Children, teachers and the school are at the center of the first appointment, Wednesday 24 March at 8.30 pm, with the pedagogist Daniele Novara, founder of the CPP (Psycho-pedagogical Center for education and conflict management) and teacher of the Master in Intercultural Training at the Catholic University of Milan. Author, among other things, of “Children are always the last” (BUR). Among the points touched upon: how the school should organize itself to help children in difficulty also due to pathologies, what should be the training of teachers who have the important and delicate task of following the children. Also and above all in this period in which teaching has become remote.
The second live broadcast will be on Wednesday 31 March at 7pm. Andrea Delogu will interview Stefano Vicari, head of Child and Adolescent Neuropsychiatry at the Bambino Gesù pediatric hospital in Rome. Theme: dyslexia. In 2019, “Where words end. Semi-serious story of a dyslexic” was released for Railibri, the book in which the presenter told about her dyslexia.