by DrRobyn on February 18, 2010
Johnny Rock // Body Image Project // Review from Body Image Project
Studies show us that more and more, boys and men are suffering from poor body image. Girls and women are no longer the only ones who are embarrassed, frustrated, disgusted, or dissatisfied with their physiques. Research tells us that boys are increasingly worried about [...]
by DrRobyn on August 24, 2009
By Dr. Robyn Silverman
Dear Dr. Robyn,
We have 3 children (ages 11, 7, and 4)– and only 1 of them is really into sports. I worry that the others are going to become very unhealthy because the activities they choose to do typically don’t require them to do much physical activity. I worry about their weight, their [...]
by DrRobyn on June 25, 2008
Steroid Use in Teen Boys: Continuing the discussion…
Dr. Robyn J.A. Silverman
Powerful Parents are certainly a passionate bunch. I guess my article on steroid abuse among teens stirred up some good discussion yesterday in light of the cultural response to body image problems among our youth. Perhaps you were surprised that boys were affected just [...]
by DrRobyn on June 25, 2008
Steroid Use in Boys…furthering the discussion.
Dr. Robyn J.A. Silverman
Powerful Parents are certainly a passionate bunch. I guess my article on steroid abuse among teens stirred up some good discussion yesterday in light of the cultural response to body image problems among our youth. Perhaps you were surprised that boys were affected just as girls [...]
by DrRobyn on June 11, 2008
It appears that our yesterday’s favorite cartoon characters are getting extreme makeovers to cater to the modern tastes of today’s kids. According to the New York Times, these classic characters are being “freshened up” in order to add upward momentum to the rough sloping economy.
Apparently, the YouTube generation is interested in less belly fat [...]
by DrRobyn on June 11, 2008
It appears that our yesterday’s favorite cartoon characters are getting extreme makeovers to cater to the modern tastes of today’s kids. According to the New York Times, these classic characters are being “freshened up” in order to add upward momentum to the rough sloping economy.
Apparently, the YouTube generation is interested in less belly fat [...]
by DrRobyn on April 24, 2008
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After writing about the prevalence of bullying in our schools yesterday and alluding to the violence in video games, I wanted to bring something to your attention. Here is an example of an enhanced, newly re-released addition of the “Bully” video game that came out last month. It focuses on bullying and violence in [...]