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MASK PRESS RELEASE
From: Michelle Cardini (michelle@maskmatters.org)
Date: April 23, 2015
7 IN 10 GIRLS BELIEVE THEY AREN'T GOOD ENOUGH BECAUSE OF THEIR LOOKS, PERFORMANCE IN SCHOOL & RELATIONSHIPS WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY
Scottsdale, AZ - Dissatisfaction among America's youth has become so widespread, researchers now consider it a natural part of growing up. When kids are unhappy with themselves, it can lead to self-esteem issues and/or depression.
Rancho Solano Preparatory School is taking a stand to edcuate their students on self-esteem.
Recently, MASK Program Development and
Training Manager Karen Nowicki conducted a
MASK E3 Self-Esteem presentation to elementary school students at Rancho Solano Preparatory School in Scottsdale. Students discussed the influence and allure of the media and social media and were encouraged to value themselves based on their own merit. The self-esteem presentations teach students personal awareness, greater self-worth and how to be solid from the inside out which ultimately leads to better decisions.
"We were thrilled to have MASK present to 250 K-5th grade students on self-esteem." stated Salli Mahaffy, Headmaster of Rancho Solano Preparatory School Greenway Campus. "They said afterwards, it made them feel like they were in control of their feelings and their confidence not pushed by words or their friends or others. It ties in perfectly with the character traits our school believes in and celebrates with our students."
MASK is happy to provide a forum in which to address the many issues facing our children by offering personalized, small and large group presentations at schools, clubs or businesses. Each MASK E3 Program attendee will receive a complimentary copy of the MASK The Magazine issue related to their presentation topic.
Schedule your group presentation today by calling the MASK office at 480-502-5337 or by email at
info@maskmatters.org.
About MASK Programs
MASK's E3 (Engage, Educate and Empower) Youth Programs aim to engage, educate and empower audiences with the knowledge, resources and tools to make safe, healthy choices.The E3 Program brings a comprehensive approach to educating parents and students from kindergarten through college and is designed to present the latest trends and information at an age-appropriate level. Through MASK's E3 programming, parents and students will be "in the know" on the latest issues and trends and, most importantly, students will learn tools, tactics and strategies to deal with issues and peer pressure first hand. The programs provide empowerment, support and tools to help nurture overall health.
About MASK The Magazine
The award-winning MASK The Magazine tackles important subjects including bullying, current drug and alcohol trends, self-esteem, and technology safety. All topics are formatted in easy-to-read, age appropriate sections, from kindergarten to college. Through compelling stories, expert information, and resourceful tips and suggestions, each issue highlights some of the challenges facing children and families today.
From five reasons why your teen would benefit from having a checking account, to MASK's quarterly need-to-know tips on safety, drugs, technology, and bullying, this issue of MASK The Magazine is packed with helpful information, and provides tools and resources on how to raise an entitlement-free child.
CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE.
CONTACT
Michelle Cardini
Co-Founder/Marketing Director
E-mail: michelle@maskmatters.org
Phone: 480-502-5337
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