Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein, a bestselling author and award-winning filmmaker, has announced a new video podcast interview featuring Donna York and Lynn Sherman from Girls On The Run. The interview, set to be released on Dr. Holstein’s Building Resilience and Self Esteem podcast, aims to shed light on innovative approaches to fostering self-confidence and resilience in young girls.
Donna York, the Executive Director of Girls On The Run Of Central NJ, brings a wealth of experience to the conversation. With a background in physical education and non-profit management, York has dedicated her career to promoting health and wellness among youth. Her achievements, including recognition as Somerset County Woman of the Year – Hometown Hero, underscore her commitment to making a positive impact in her community.
Lynn Sherman, with over three decades of experience in marketing and product development, contributes valuable insights on mentoring and networking. Her passion for inspiring young girls to embrace physical activity and healthy lifestyles aligns perfectly with the mission of Girls On The Run.
This interview is part of Dr. Holstein’s groundbreaking podcast series, which features discussions with parents, educators, authors, and thought leaders on cultivating resilience and self-esteem in children. The series aims to explore innovative ways to weave self-esteem building into children’s daily experiences, helping them navigate life’s challenges with courage and confidence.
Dr. Holstein’s work in this field is extensive and multifaceted. Her selfie films have garnered over 200 placements and awards, demonstrating her innovative approach to reaching young audiences. Her bestselling workbook, ‘Looking Good, Feeling Good’, offers girls an engaging opportunity to develop their creative talents and better understand the complexities of growing up.
In addition to her written work, Dr. Holstein has recently released a new selfie film series comprising seven short films. These films tackle various issues relevant to young girls, including first love, family conflicts, bullying, and the impact of traumatic events like school lockdowns. The series is available on Vimeo and the Roku channel, The Enchanted Self Presents.
Dr. Holstein’s approach combines Positive Psychology concepts with media forms that young people find engaging and relatable. Her work spans multiple formats, including books, workbooks, films, podcasts, websites, stage plays, and Ted-style talks. This multi-pronged approach aims to reach young people through channels they find most accessible and compelling.
The importance of Dr. Holstein’s work cannot be overstated in today’s climate, where many young people struggle with anxiety and a growing sense of hopelessness. By bringing together parents, teachers, librarians, grandparents, and media, Dr. Holstein hopes to effect real change in the lives of young people facing these challenges.
As a school psychologist and in her private practice, Dr. Holstein has worked extensively with children and parents, helping them develop crucial life skills. Her focus on inter-generational communication and building self-esteem through relatable stories has proven effective in helping young people recognize their own resilience and courage.
The upcoming interview with York and Sherman promises to offer valuable insights into empowering young girls through physical activity and mentorship. As organizations like Girls On The Run continue to make strides in building confidence and promoting healthy lifestyles among youth, discussions like these become increasingly vital in shaping effective strategies for supporting the next generation.
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