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Biggest Loser? Healthy Eating. Weight Loss Is Not Entertainment

February 26, 2014 by Amy Jussel 4 Comments

May 3, 2016 Update Medical communities and studies on metabolic measures should skew headlines into bold "I told you so" moments given that many have wagged about this show doing 'more harm than good' … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Nutrition & Wellness Tagged With: #AdiosED, Adios Barbie, adolescent body image, adolescent health, anorexia, appearance cues, athletes and exorexia, Biggest Loser, body dissatisfaction, body image survival guide, Brave Girls Alliance, bulimia, Claire-Mysko, Coaching weight loss, dieting children, disordered eating, Dr. Kwame Brown, eating-disorders, Fit vs Fiction, fitspo, Go big or go home, Healthy eating research, Huge, kids media influence, Lee Jordan, Marci Warhaft-Nadler, media diet, media does not cause eating disorders, Miss Representation, morbid obesity, Move Theory, NEDA, NEDA Awareness Week, obesity, Olympics and body image, Olympics media literacy, pediatric obesity, Proud 2B Me, Rachel Frederickson, self-esteem, thinspiration, weight loss

Melanie Klein’s Body Collage Work With Teens: Proud to Be Me

October 10, 2013 by Amy Jussel Leave a Comment

Oct. 10, 2013 All this week I’ll be shining the spotlight on “inspiring minds you’ll want to know” in our “All Things Girl” series celebrating the Girl Effect taking place worldwide this Friday, Oct. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Sexualization & Body Image Tagged With: #BraveGirlsWant, #SureFireGirls, Amy-Jussel, beauty ideal, beauty myth, Beauty Reclaimed, Beauty Redefined, body collage, body image workshop, body loathing, body-positive, body-snarking, Brave Girls Want, Claire-Mysko, digital enhancement, Dove Evolution, Dove Onslaught, Dr.-Robyn-Silverman, Eating Disorders Coalition, fat shaming, fat talk, fat-hating, fear of fat, Fit vs Fiction, girl caught, girls-self-worth, Good Girls Don't Get Fat, Jean Kilbourne, media-literacy, Melanie Klein, NEDA, Packaging-Girlhood, PhotoShop, Photoshop body image, photoshopping, Pop culture impact on kids, Powered By Girl, project girl, Promoting Healthy Media Images, Proud 2B Me, Reclaim beauty, selling insecurities for profit, spark change, SureFire Girls, Take back media, The Illusionists Documentary, women and girls in the media, Yoga + Body Image

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