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BodyKind Online Education has been developed for Australian secondary schools to address body image and social media, and and will be available to schools in 2025.
Find out more about BodyKind Online Education
While everyone has a role to play when it comes to keeping young people safe online, it is typically parents and care-givers who provide their children with digital devices and access to social media platforms. The good news is that there are positive things parents and families can do to support their teens’ body image online.
• Body Image and the influence of social media
• Appearance-based content, ideals and trends
• Misinformation and other strategies used in digital advertising
• Authenticity online
• Appearance talk and poor behaviour online.
• When someone might be having a tough time with their body image
• Self compassion and other positive strategies
• Social media apps, safety features and online reporting
• The role of help-seeking
• Algorithms to take ownership online
• How to be a BodyKind creator