Min Yoon-gi, widely known as Suga from BTS, has taken on a new role as an author. The rapper has co-written a clinical manual that uses music to help children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder develop social and communication skills.

Suga turns co-author

The manual introduces a therapeutic program called MIND, which stands for Music-Interaction-Network-Diversity. It is designed as a structured social-skills training system that combines music activities with established therapeutic techniques. The initiative was developed in collaboration with Professor Chun Geun-ah, a specialist in child and adolescent psychiatry, along with researchers at Severance Hospital in Seoul.