The Embrace Collective is a health promotion charity with a vision for a world where young people are free from feelings of pressure, judgement and shame about their bodies.
Thanks for stopping by. Schools and early learning environments are such a powerful place for young people to learn the tools and strategies they need to Embrace their bodies for life, so we’re really grateful you’re here.
We’ve pulled together this suite of innovative, engaging body-image resources – created by experts and backed by the latest research – so you have everything you need at your fingertips.
Body Blocks by Embrace Kids is a groundbreaking new program for early childhood educators that aims to prevent body image issues in young people by getting in early with messages of body appreciation.
It’s the world’s first publicly available, broadly disseminated body image program for early childhood educators, and empowers young children to develop positive relationships with food, movement and their bodies from the very beginning of their lives. As an early childhood educator, you’re in the perfect position to help build the foundations of this relationship and set your kids up for life. So let’s get started!
Understand body image issues among students of all ages and get practical strategies to support their wellbeing.
This 20-minute video that you can watch on your own or play in your staff meeting gives teachers practical advice and actionable strategies about what to do and say to your students in relation to bodies, food and weight. And it’s not just for HPE teachers or wellbeing coordinators either – this is an issue that goes across all KLAs, as bullying and body shaming comments can happen in any classroom.
By watching, you’ll gain: expert knowledge, actionable strategies, real stories
What do you get in the Embrace Kids Teacher Masterclass?
Full masterclass
Teacher handout
Certificate
Become an Embrace School
The handy guide to bringing all things Embrace to your School
The Embrace Collective is a health promotion charity with a vision for a world where young people are free from feelings of pressure, judgement and shame about their bodies.