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Dove Campaign

Dove Campaign. http://www.dove.us/#/features/videos/default.aspx[cp-documentid=7049579]/ Evolution: Challenge the idea that what is portrayed in the media is beautiful because it’s not real. Most fashion models are thinner than 98% of the population. This is Me…. Before ED took over.

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Dove Campaign

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  1. Dove Campaign http://www.dove.us/#/features/videos/default.aspx[cp-documentid=7049579]/ Evolution: Challenge the idea that what is portrayed in the media is beautiful because it’s not real. Most fashion models are thinner than 98% of the population

  2. This is Me… Before ED took over.

  3. How did my ED start? IRONICALLY.. A real-life“Ed”

  4. When “ED” ruled my world..

  5. Denial…

  6. She was suffering.I was suffering. I needed HELP.

  7. Meghan Voris: My Personal Inspiration.

  8. “Goodbye ED.. Hello me!!”

  9. A L P H A P H I Support=recovery.

  10. What can you do? • Discourage the idea that body size and shape define you • Don’t categorize food as good or bad • Don’t comment on others body shape • Challenge body image myths. Healthy comes in all shapes and sizes • Being thin doesn’t make you beautiful (media)

  11. Signs of Disordered Eating Patterns • Significant increase or decrease in weight • Change in eating patterns • Preoccupation with calories and fat • Frequently worrying about body size and shape • Excessive exercising

  12. How You Can Help a Friend • Be a positive role model • Be educated about eating disorders • Know healthy behaviors • Express your concern. Use I language. • You can’t fix the problem. Provide support. • Encourage them to seek professional help

  13. Do you or someone you know…? Having said all of this, let’s look at behaviors or attitudes that people you know have or even you yourself might do.

  14. Often feel guilty after eating?

  15. Frequently skip meals?

  16. Plan your food intake precisely?

  17. Feel dissatisfied with your body?

  18. Feel deprived or anxious after eating?

  19. Cut back or restrict at one or all meals?

  20. Think about food all the time?

  21. Spend lots of energy reading or talking about food-related topics?

  22. Eat the same thing, or avoid the same thing day after day?

  23. Have conflicts with family and/or friends over how much or when you should eat?

  24. Q & A with Kelsey Recovery is beautiful.

  25. Virginia Tech Campus Resources: • Tonight! Resource Expo Opportunities: • Cook Counseling Center • Schiffert Health Center • Health Education and Wellness Resource Center • Women’s Center • Department of Recreational Sports • Tomorrow! Annual Event • Body Image and Eating Attitudes screening in McComas Hall from 11:00 AM - 3:00PM. Brought to you by Cook Counseling Center.

  26. Virginia Tech Campus Resources: This Week!More Eating Issues and Body Image Awareness Week events “Dying To Be Barbie” Activity “Operation Beautiful” Activity Stay tuned for future events at www.healthcenter.vt.edu/he/eventcalendar/eibiaw.htm

  27. Virginia Tech Campus Resources: Every Day! Schiffert Health Center (SHC) Cook Counseling Center (CCC) SHC Health Education and Wellness Resource Center Department of Recreational Sports • Student Programs • Department of Human Nutrition Foods and Exercise • Women’s Center • Psychological Services Center • The Family Therapy Center • Gurze catalogue 2010

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