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Karen Eddington
Karen Eddington has helped thousands of women decode the emotional rollercoaster through laughter and encouraged them to let go of their insecurities. Her interactive and understanding style has helped many understand why it is hard to feel confident. "To encourage you to think and act more positively about self-worth, starting in the home." Karen understands the daily burdens many women and teens are facing. She is the creator of a self-worth outreach center which extends services across the United States. Her illustrated self help book, Today, I Live... A Gift of Peace for Girls at any Age has been highly requested in schools, therapist offices, and even in the business community. Her passion for self worth education can be traced back to high school and college where she felt intense pressure to be thin, perfect, and perform in order to be accepted. Karen took her experience and began research with over 500 high school students on body image as part of her college thesis. She later went on to coach high school cheerleading leading her team to earn the American School Spirit Award, with a feature spot on ESPN for focusing on leadership versus stereotypes. Karen has taught entrepreneurship classes, potty trained a toddler, interviewed thousands of women, researched pressures teens face and she participates in coalitions to strengthen the community. She lives for the days when she can pull down the blinds and dance like a robot with her kids. She is married to Cory Eddington, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Together they speak on strengthening your self and strengthening your marriage. Karen shares customized keynote presentations with her most requested topics being: 1. My Super Woman Score (variations for teens, mothers, and business women) 2. Today, I Live... 3. The Landmark Process She can also: 1. Teach you one thing you can do that can forever change your struggle with self-esteem. 2. Re-define "drama" and help you prevent and work through those high emotion miscommunications. 3. Outline eight pivotal elements we tend to base our worth on. 4. Help you recognize when you are squeezing the steering wheel too tight, and why you keep ignoring your lasagna (how to be in the moment) 5. Help you understand if you are addicted to your "to-do" list, and what you can do to find peace. 6. Teach you ten new ways to think and act more positively about self-worth. 7. Provide examples why the home is such a vital place to foster self-worth. 8. Let go of worry, insecurity, and self-conscious tendencies. 9. Help you see beyond the struggle you are going through today. 10. Share her "Under Pressure" research results and share the top solutions teens say they need to survive the pressure. 11. Teach you about the nature of popularity, status, and why we need to be careful when using the word "skinny" 12. Speak along side her husband, Cory Eddington, LMFT
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