Body Empowerment

The "Body Empowerment" series features videos by writer, performer, and eating disorder recovery advocate Caroline Rothstein. This blog includes her personal work and related links by others that promote eating disorder prevention and recovery, and positive body image. After having an eating disorder for 10 years, Caroline has been recovered since 2004. She has been sharing her experience as a public speaker and advocate for over a decade.

Caroline began the "Body Empowerment" video series on YouTube in 2008 to expand dialogue and conversation about eating disorder recovery and positive body image.

The "Body Empowerment" series airs at www.YouTube.com/Cavernchick. Caroline welcomes viewer requests and questions from any of the social media outlets with which she is connected. Join the conversation and journey! Eating disorder recovery is possible, real, and important!

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While there is plenty of coverage on this story throughout the media, I always love Jezebel’s take when a story is about body image and female youth. Check this out. 

Just received information about this incredible new site in the NEDA newsletter (the below is directly from their newsletter email!):

NEDA is thrilled to announce the launch of Proud2Bme, our new online community created for teens by teens. 

Proud2Bme is a unique space where teens can connect with each other, get expert advice, and find inspiration to take action for change. We’ll cover everything from fashion and beauty to news, culture, and entertainment—all with the goal of promoting positive body image and encouraging healthy attitudes about food and weight.

“Being a teen myself and someone who works daily with teens through my non-profit to boost confidence, I am thrilled about the launch of Proud2Bme! A teen-focused site on disordered eating, body image and media literacy is exactly what we need in today’s world. I have no doubt it will make a positive impact,”

says Emily-Anne Rigal, 17, a Proud2Bme teen contributor and the founder of WeStopHate.org, a nonprofit program raising “teen-esteem” through online videos and social media.

Please share Proud2Bme with the young people in your life. Want to stay updated? Follow Proud2Bme on Twitter and like us on Facebook.

Proud2Bme was built by JPMorgan Chase’s Technology for Social Good volunteer efforts, in collaboration with University of Delaware students. The Hilda & Preston Davis Foundation and Globant (Argentina) also made generous contributions.