«Breaking News» Emma Stone looks sharp in an autumnal print as she speaks at a mental health discussion in New York

She previously opened up about her anxiety in an interview with Rolling Stone. 

And on Monday, Emma Stone stopped by the AMC Lincoln Square Theater to attend the Great Minds Think Unalike event.

The beauty was there to chat Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz, 65, the founder of the Child Mind Institute. 

Steeping out: On Monday, Emma Stone, 29, stopped by the AMC Lincoln Square Theater to attend the Great Minds Think Unalike event

Emma looked lovely in a long-sleeve, orange and pink top. 

The autumnal blouse featured an attached ruffle on its right side. The 29-year-old added a pair of waist-cinching, cropped pants and ankle strap pumps to her look. 

The actress wore her medium-length, red hair down and in loose waves. Emma accessorized her look with trendy shades, a structured bag and hoop earrings. 

Pretty: Emma looked lovely in a long-sleeve, orange and pink top. The autumnal blouse featured an attached ruffle on its right side

Simple and chic: The actress wore her medium-length, red hair down and in loose waves

Emma attended the Great Minds Think Unalike event  to chat with Dr Koplewicz, the founder of the Child Mind Institute.

The  La La Land star was there to speak on mental health, something that the star has previously discussed before. 

'When I was about seven, I was convinced the house was burning down. I could sense it. Not a hallucination, just a tightening in my chest, feeling I couldn't breathe, like the world was going to end,' she began, in an interview with Rolling Stone. 

'There were some flare-ups like that, but my anxiety was constant. I would ask my mom a hundred times how the day was gonna lay out.'

'...At a certain point, I couldn't go to friends' houses anymore. I could barely get out the door to school.'

The right additions: Emma accessorized her look with trendy shades, a structured bag (not pictured) and hoop earrings

The Oscar-winning star, who's career began on a pilot for a VH1 reality show, In Search of the New Partridge Family, credited therapy and performing to helping her get better.   

'[Therapy] helped so much. I wrote this book called, I Am Bigger Than My Anxiety, that I still have.'

'I drew a little green monster on my shoulder that speaks to me in my ear and tells me all these things that aren't true. And every time I listen to it, it grows bigger. If I listen to it enough, it crushes me. But if I turn my head and keep doing what I'm doing; let it speak to me, but don't give it the credit it needs; then it shrinks down and fades away.'

Performing also helped with her healing process.

'I started acting at this youth theater, doing improv and sketch comedy. You have to be present in improv, and that's the antithesis of anxiety.' 

Serious discussion: The beauty was there to chat Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz, 65, the founder of the Child Mind Institute

 

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Main photo article She previously opened up about her anxiety in an interview with Rolling Stone. 
And on Monday, Emma Stone stopped by the AMC Lincoln Square Theater to attend the Great Minds Think Unalike event.
The beauty was there to chat Dr. Harold S. Koplewicz, 65, the founder of the Child Mind ...

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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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