

From Comparison to Confidence: Helping Your Teen Navigate Body Image in a Social Media World
Adolescence can be challenging for self-esteem, especially with the pressure of unrealistic body standards on social media. This article explores how parents can support their teens in building resilience, recognizing the signs of body image issues and eating disorders, and creating a safe space for open, judgment-free conversations. Learn how your presence, acceptance, and guidance can make all the difference.
Margaret Brown


Go!
My heart once filled with doubts and shame, Didn't know the joy of life's refrain; It seemed I couldn't win, not even in a game, But I...
Shubhay Mishra, Sophomore, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.


Ode to Self-Acceptance
Ode to Self-Acceptance
Shubhay Mishra, Sophomore, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.


Myself
I accept who I am In all of my flaws, My imperfections, My mistakes. I accept the person I'm becoming Slowly, each day, I am learning To...
Shubhay Mishra, Sophomore, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.


Breaking the Stigma Through Compassion and Acceptance
In today's world where judgment and insecurity dominate, it feels embarrassing to ask for help. In our day-to-day life, we fear judgment;...
Charlotte, 10th Grader at Loudoun School for Advanced Studies


The Holidays are Approaching and Everyone is Happy…Except for Me
The Holidays are Approaching and Everyone is Happy…Except for Me
Denisha J. Hamilton, LCSW


Acceptance is a Gift that Gives Back
During these unprecedented times I am, like many of you, spending more time alone with my thoughts. I am thankful for this, as our lives...
Suzie Bartel, Founder, Ryan Bartel Foundation