Showing posts with label teen self confidence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teen self confidence. Show all posts

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Sue Scheff: Teenage Acne




According to a recent survey, more than half of teens (59%) said that they would be willing to stay off Facebook for a year if they could get rid of their acne forever! What’s more – 13% would actually pick one of their parents as a prom date to be zit-free for the rest of their lives! June marks the first-ever National Acne Awareness Month – the perfect time to help teens take control of their acne.


There are so many myths surrounding acne - that people with acne don’t wash their faces and/or eat poorly. But the truth is, even the cleanest and healthiest of us can be prone to getting acne! In fact, acne is a medical condition that can be treated, and has little to do with diet or cleanliness habits.


The AARS, with support from Galderma Laboratories, has developed a special announcement to educate teens on how to take control of their acne: to inform everyone on ways to take action when acne takes a hold of their lives:



Want more? Visit the brand new Web site, http://www.acnesociety.org/, designed to help you get educated on ways to treat and prevent acne. Help to spread the word about National Acne Awareness Month. The best defense is a well-informed offense!

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Sue Scheff: Teenage Girls and Building their Self Esteem


Debra Beck, a mentor for teens and author, has created a wonderful and engaging website to help parents of today's young teen girls.


Her book, My Feet Aren't Ugly, offers tools and information to help you help your child build their self esteem and feel good about who they are.


About Debra:


For fifteen years, Debra Beck has done workshops with Girl Power, a program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that is dedicated to helping “encourage and motivate eleven- to sixteen-year-old girls to make the most of their lives.” Her book "My Feet Aren't Ugly" will resonate with teenage girls and their parents equally for its sound advice and helpful suggestions, based on the author's own experiences.


Learn more at her website at http://www.myfeetarentugly.com/