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| What is 'The Body Beauty & Bravery Project' (B3P)? We exist to teach and empower women and girls to feel comfortable in their own skin. |
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| Simpson MS, Pope HS, East Cobb Christian School, The Walker School, Marist, Lovett, Pure Fashion, Authentic Beauty, Breakthru House, Hiram MS, Intown Presbyterian Church, Rhythm Dance Center, Atlanta Dance Central, Praise in Motion, Wellspring, and many many more! Schedule your workshop NOW! |
Alison Cross is now available to meet with patients, both adults and adolescents at the Atlanta Counseling Center in Dunwoody, GA. For questions or scheduling, please call 770.396.0232 or email Alison at alison@bodybeautybravery.com. |
Bravery Bootcamp for Parents!!! May 4th 10-11am East Cobb Presbyterian Church, Youthroom 4616 Roswell Rd. Marietta, GA. 30062 If you've heard about Body, Beauty, and Bravery and not quite sure what it's all about, this is the event for you. Alison will be presenting 'Body, Beauty, and Bravery: Protecting our kids in a culture that's driven by outer beauty'. This workshop is designed to create awareness of how we adapt to the messages of the beauty and diet industries and pass them on to the next generation. Come on down and join us for fruitful education and discussion! Body, Beauty, & Bravery Summer Camp for Girls, 9-12 dates announced!! June 10-13, 2013 at East Cobb Presbyterian Church July 22-25, 2013 at North Cobb Christian School Reserve your daughter's spot today! To Schedule your 2012-2013 event, please contact Alison Cross at alison@bodybeautybravery.com or call 404.213.1194 for more info. |
| Alison Cross, LPC |
| Three things I can do right now to improve my body image are: |
| 1. Stop comparing myself to others. When I compare myself, I usually see what's wrong and what I don't have. I lose sight of the beauty that I bring to the world, inside and out. 2. Stop letting the media define what's beautiful. Unethical and irresponsible advertising is all photoshopped and fake anyway. They want my money and don't care how I feel about myself. 3. Start speaking up for myself! I will no longer be bullied by other people's limited ideas of what beauty is. I am beautiful, regardless of my waist size, skin color, and whatever else I think may be "wrong." |
| The Body, Beauty, and Bravery Project currently has speakers available for women and girls' groups for dance companies, churches, schools, girl scouts, home school groups, etc. Lunch groups for girls are also a popular selection. Contact Alison to schedule your workshop today |