Eating disorders and body dissatisfaction continue to rise among youth. Adults play a critical role in reducing this risk through supportive language, inclusive environments, and intentional teaching practices.This session explores curricula options that center youth well-being while promoting inclusive messaging on body diversity and “tuned-in” eating. We discuss that help educators shift school culture toward belonging and respect.
Eating disorders and body dissatisfaction continue to rise among youth. Adults play a critical role in reducing this risk through supportive language, inclusive environments, and intentional teaching practices.This session explores curricula options that center youth well-being while promoting inclusive messaging on body diversity and “tuned-in” eating. We discuss that help educators shift school culture toward belonging and respect.
Participants will walk away with:- Practical tools, classroom strategies, and free curriculum resources.
- Approaches for integrating inclusive health education that is sensitive to race, culture, income, and food access.
- A deeper understanding of how to reshape messaging around food, weight, and health to better support youth mental health.
