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Dustin Tibbits, 801-423-5320, dustint@innerchange.com, www.innerchange.com, President of InnerChange, a provider of long-term residential treatment for young women, explains that even though young women are becoming more empowered during the last 20 years, an increasing number of them are struggling with media objectification. unhealthy relationships and trauma. He explains the therapeutic approaches that the profession has found to be the most effective and helpful to them. This segment was sponsored by Spring Ridge Academy, 928-632-4602, a Therapeutic Boarding School for Girls in Arizona.

Guests: Dr. Russell Hyken Ph.D. Educational and Placement Specialist, in St. Louis, 314-691-7640, rhyken@ed-psy.com, www.ed-psy.com and Steve Walters: Social Media for InnerChange in Utah, 801-376-7225, stevenw@innerchange.com, www.innerchange.com talk about the significance of Social Media and ways educators can use Social Media.

Guest Brandi Elliott, bmelliott@verizon.net, the Director of Admissions and Business Development for Northwest Academy in Idaho has 19 years experience with struggling teens and their families, and Guest Kimball DeLemar, Kimball@innerchange.com, a licensed Social Worker is a Senior VP of Interchange headquartered in Utah with more than 25 years experience working with stugglingteens and their families talk about changes and challenges in society that are impacting education and speculate on what education might look like in a few years.