Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein Hosts Insightful Interview with Leaders of Girls On The Run

Dr. Barbara Becker Holstein, a bestselling author and award-winning filmmaker, has unveiled a new episode of her video podcast, Building Resilience and Self Esteem, featuring an interview with Donna York and Lynn Sherman of Girls On The Run. The episode is available on Dr. Holstein's podcast platform at https://www.enchantedself.com.

Donna York, Executive Director of Girls On The Run of Central NJ, brings a wealth of experience in health, physical education, and non-profit management. She holds a bachelor's degree from Seton Hall University, a Master's from St. Elizabeth University, and a certification from Rutgers University. Donna has an extensive background in physical education and wellness, having served in various roles, including as a teacher, sports & wellness director at the YMCA, and recreation director. She is the Founder and President of Hark-ALS and has received several accolades, including the Somerset County Woman of the Year - Hometown Hero Award and the Russ Berrie Making a Difference Honoree.

Lynn Sherman, who has over 30 years of experience in marketing, new product development, and manufacturing, applies her skills to expand the reach of Girls On The Run sites. She encourages new volunteers and coaches and fosters partnerships to support the organization's growth. Lynn is a graduate of the University of Maryland with a BS in Business Administration and Marketing and a Certified Holistic Health Coach from the Institute For Integrative Nutrition. She is dedicated to inspiring young girls to embrace physical activity and a healthy lifestyle.

Dr. Holstein's podcast series aims to cultivate resilience and self-esteem in children, featuring insightful discussions with parents, educators, authors, and thought leaders. Each episode explores how self-esteem can be woven into children's daily experiences, helping them navigate life's challenges with courage and confidence.

Dr. Holstein is also an accomplished psychologist and filmmaker, known for her unique selfie films that have garnered over 200 placements and awards. Her work focuses on helping girls build resilience, self-esteem, and discover their talents and abilities. Her workbook for girls, 'Looking Good, Feeling Good', achieved bestseller status and offers girls an engaging opportunity to develop their creative talents and potential.

In addition to her podcast, Dr. Holstein has released a new series of selfie films titled the Self Esteem And Resilience Series. This series includes seven films, each exploring different aspects of growing up and self-discovery. The films are available on Vimeo and The Enchanted Self Presents Roku channel.

Dr. Holstein's work is driven by a desire to bring together parents, teachers, librarians, grandparents, and media to support young people struggling with anxiety and a sense of hopelessness. She employs Positive Psychology concepts in engaging and relatable media forms, including books, workbooks, films, podcasts, stage plays, articles, and TED-style talks.

Her efforts have made significant impacts in helping children develop life skills, recognize their talents, and build resilience and self-esteem. Dr. Holstein's most recent book, 'Conflict and a Bit of Magic', helps kids build self-esteem by reading and identifying with the experiences of a young girl, reinforcing their courage and resiliency.

Dr. Holstein's cutting-edge presentations, particularly those addressing Covid-19 pandemic issues, are available on YouTube, Vimeo, and streaming platforms like Roku and Amazon Fire TV, under the title 'The Enchanted Self Presents'. More information about her work and the Selfie Showcase can be found at Selfie Filmmakers and her primary website at The Enchanted Self.