Understanding social media & its impact on the body image of young people.

Understanding social media & its impact on the body image of young people.

About this event

Passionate about supporting the mental health of our clients, it should come as no surprise that Eat Love Live is supporting Mental Health Awareness Week (13-19 May 2024).

Eat Love Live dietitian Marina Payne (APD, CEDC) will be hosting a FREE Live Webinar on the impact of social media on body image, with a particular emphasis on how parents and carers can support young people in navigating this issue.

Facilitated by Eat Love Live Founder & Clinical Director, Jo Money (APD, CEDC), Marina will discuss:

- Body image - what it is, & what poor body image is
- Today's social media landscape for young people
- The impact on social media on body image
- How can parents & carers can support young people around social media use

Featuring 45 minutes of content & 15 minutes of question time, please register if you can't make the live time so a recording can be forwarded to you after the event.

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