MEDIA

NATIONAL NEWS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS

HuffPost

• Anorexia athletica is more common than you realize. Here's what parents should know, by Emily Laurence Sardinha—7/9/26

Newsweek

• Women rated more attractive than men on average—but male beauty had a twist, by Melissa Fleur Afshar—9/9/26

• Yo-yo dieting gets a surprising new verdict, study finds, by Rachel O’Connor—6/25/26

• ‘Lunch shaming’ is happening in schools—What parents need to know by Daniella Gray—6/12/26

• Mom feels guilty after yelling at kid—Takes unconventional step to fix it, by Daniella Gray—4/30/26

• What is a ‘butter mom’? Meet Gen Z’s latest ’90s-themed aesthetic, by Lydia Patrick—4/8/26

Time

• Time for Kids—Ask Angela: Friend in Need, by Angela Haupt—9/2/26

• How to support someone without giving advice, by Angela Haupt—7/22/26

U.S. News & World Report

• Body image and mental health: A tangled web of distress, by Charlotte Markey—10/14/24

• Could your child have an eating disorder? by Charlotte Markey—9/27/24

• Food labels are not the answer, by Charlotte Markey—12/15/22

• Fitness gear as a holiday gift? Don’t do it, by Charlotte Markey—12/1/21

The Wall Street Journal

• On Ozempic and feeling judged for taking the ‘easy way out:’ New weight-loss drugs have stirred tensions in some people’s relationships, by Elizabeth Bernstein—7/6/23

The Washington Post

• My mother’s dieting affected me, too, by Rebecca Morrison—11/22/22

INTERNATIONAL MEDIA

ELLE (Italy)

• Taylor Swift's Style evolution in 10 acts: Between folklore and romanticism, a short story of a chameleon of music and fashion who coined an indefinable and (proudly) different aesthetic, by Alessandra Zauli—7/12/24

SkyTG24 (Sky News Italia)

• Inside ghosting: Why do we run away without explanation? by Silvia Donnini—10/25/25

• Why is Taylor Swift more than just a musical phenomenon? by Silvia Donnini—7/13/24

PARENTING & FAMILY

New Jersey Family

• What the social media ruling against Meta and YouTube means for parents: The jury ruling reinforced that social media influences not just what kids see, but how long they stay engaged, by Dina El Nabli—3/26/26

Parents

• Why ‘food noise’ can start in childhood—and 5 ways parents can help: It can be tough on kids. But parents can play a role in quieting the noise, by Beth Ann Mayer—7/3/26

Scary Mommy

• Teen indecision isn’t laziness—Here’s what it really is, by Samantha Darby—5/16/26

• What to say when someone comments on your body, according to therapists, by Katie McPherson—4/20/26

Today’s Parent

• 7 signs you’re a beta mom: If you’ve ever forgotten spirit day, served cereal for dinner or quietly rejected the pressure to optimize every part of family life, you might be a beta mom, by Courtney Leiva—6/1/26

HEALTH, LIFESTYLE, & CULTURE

FLEETSTREET

• Why do you feel better with a tan? Danielle Goguen—9/25/26

Jezebel

• The stifling shame I feel as an adult with an eating disorder, by Ginny Hogan—1/27/23

Real Simple

• 6 lessons from Ted Lasso’s Lady Greyhounds we could all use right now, by Rae Ford—9/20/26

SELF

• How to get over a breakup: 20 tips to try if you’re struggling to move on, by Nicole Pajer—10/22/21

Thriveworks

• 13 signs therapy is working, even if you don’t feel like you’re making progress, by Ashley Laderer—9/9/26

UpWorthy

• Astounding 2013 study found that ‘expressive writing’ can help heal physical wounds, by Evan Porter—5/11/26

• New study finds that ‘good enough’ parenting seems to be making a comeback and why that’s absolutely okay: This evidence-based concept is bringing parents a lot of relief, by Cecily Knobler—4/30/26

VICE

• 3 Signs you’re in survival mode even though you look like you’re fine, by Ashley Fike—n.d. (quoted from Alli’s Psychology Today article)

• Dinner dates are the worst way to get to know someone. Try this instead: Dinner is out, outside is in, by Sammi Caramela—5/16/26