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Summer Webinar Recording – Andrea Weldon

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Summer Webinar Recording – Andrea Weldon

4 June 2024 by Lizzie Cox

Summer Webinar Recording- Andrea Weldon

How to talk to your child about body image and self esteem

“When my son turned 10 I noticed he was becoming very self conscious about his body, and noticing how he looked different to his friends. He was asking a lot of questions, and saying some quite negative things about his body.”

When my son turned 10 I noticed he was becoming very self conscious about his body, and noticing how he looked different to his friends. He was asking a lot of questions, and saying some quite negative things about his body.

Many children and young people living with Duchenne struggle with how their body looks. Steroids can cause weight gain, they might be shorter than their peers or feel that their bodies look and work differently to others.

Andrea Weldon has over a decade of experience  specialising in eating disorders, body image, and self-esteem issues.

I am deeply passionate about helping people build their self-esteem and develop a healthier relationship with their bodies.My journey in this field has led me to create numerous programs and presentations for both primary and secondary schools, as well as work one to one with teenagers and adults. This work has shown me that it’s never too early, or too late to build a positive relationship with your body.

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