self-esteem

"You can see the difference in the confidence and selfesteem from the pupils at the start and end of the programme."

Matt was quite the chat show host, quizzing comic Katherine Ryan on selfesteem and athlete Mo Farah on his "babymaking music" of choice.

Even with the mass awareness of the increase in mental health problems, largely due to the cruel consequences of exposure via social media, there are still people who feel they have to air their poisonous venom solely to damage the selfesteem of people they don't know but are hugely envious of.

The scheme, for youngsters aged 13 to 17, is a youth inclusion and engagement initiative, which encourages youngsters to develop new skills and improve their selfesteem and self-confidence.

"Domestic abuse can rob victims of their confidence, selfesteem, their home and - in the most extreme cases - their lives.

Analysis of more than 2,500 social media posts discussing Dry January talk about improved sleep, appearance, energy levels, weight loss and levels of selfesteem.

The whole thing affected my selfesteem. I hated smiling and my health was suffering too because I couldn't chew certain foods.

Lead actress Amy Schumer has brilliantly lampooned issues of selfesteem, femininity and suffocating convention in her TV sketch show and the hilarious 2015 film Trainwreck.

In doing so, the event hopes they will change attitudes toward nudity and body image which they say is the leading cause of low selfesteem and lack of confidence.

Thanks to Gaynor he is now outgoing, has a love for the theatre, has certainly improved his selfesteem and, above all, is very proud of his appearing in Hijinx productions.

This perception creates feelings of insecurity and low selfesteem. Fair and Lovely has successfully managed to deviate from that path and instead encouraged young girls to look inwards for confidence.