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Breaking The Chains Foundation x Jillian Rose Reed How To Love Yourselfie Holiday Stocking Stuffers
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Breaking The Chains Foundation and Celebrity Spokesperson Jillian Rose Reed (MTV's Awkward, Disney's Elena of Avalor) have launched "How To Love Yourselfie" Holiday Stocking Stuffer sets on Etsy available for purchase from November 26th – December 15th, 2021 to support social media positivity evidenced based program.

LOS ANGELES - Washingtoner -- Breaking The Chains Foundation (BTCF) 501©(3) non-profit are teaming up with Celebrity Spokesperson Jillian Rose Reed (MTV's Awkward, Disney's Elena of Avalor) launching How To Love Yourselfie premium oil scented room spray and hand sanitizer Holiday Stocking Stuffers on Etsy  to support new evidence based online social media positivity program.

How To Love Yourselfie with Jillian Rose Reed Holiday Stocking Stuffers premium oil scents include: Lavender Lemon, Jasmine Mint, Peppermint, Orange Sherbet and Banana Split.  Choose from 1oz set of 5 hand sanitizers or 2oz combo set of room spray and hand sanitizer. For every purchase, $5.00 will go to BTCF to help facilitate the How To Love Yourselfie evidence based social media online program into schools, youth organizations, and treatment facilities for their new 2022 Community Outreach Program.

How To Love Yourselfie is BTCF's first evidence based social media cognitive dissonance interactive online social media program geared toward 15 – 22-year-old. The program is based on Jillian Rose Reed's 5 selfie video guides each followed by an evidence based interactive workbook designed for selfie reflections and responses. Additional inspiring quotes, facts, and additional resources are included.
  • Video 1: Love Yourseflie (promote real versus ideal body image)
  • Video 2: Explore Yourselfie (Enhance habits of prevention)
  • Video 3: Help Yourselfie (Reduce perfectionism, increase self-compassion)
  • Video 4: Be Yourselfie (Engage in media literacy)
  • Video 5: Cherish Yourselfie (Encourage actions that lead to mental and physical health and happiness; choose optimism and improving relationships)
How To Love Yourselfie personalized Hand Sanitizing Gel is manufactured in an FDA registered facility, Planet Breeze in Novi, Michigan and meets CDC hand sanitizer regulations. It is made with aloe to leave skin feeling soft and moisturized and helps prevent dryness. It is lightly scented with natural premium oils. How To Love Yourselfie Personalized Room Spray is formulated with premium essential oils and all-natural ingredients. This spray provides a long-lasting scent to freshen up any room or wherever you need a little pick-me-up scent. This product is gluten-free, lead-free, phthalate-free, cruelty-free, and non-toxic. Planet Breeze works diligently to be an environmentally conscious team focused on sustainability, guided by the communities served and partnerships developed.

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Breaking The Chains Foundation is under the leadership of founder Debra Hopkins is a volunteer grassroots non-profit charity based in Los Angeles. BTCF is committed to presenting engaging programming and resources through live performances, seminars, workshops, online programs, live streams, and campaigns by using a variety of art mediums with the intent to unmask the stigma around eating disorders and mental health.

BTCF Board Members: Debra Hopkins (President), Jillian Rose Reed (MTV's Awkward), Carolyn Hennesy (General Hospital, Jessie), Courtney Hope (Young &The Restless, Bold & Beautiful), Alex Little (Celebrity Choreographer), Krista Stryker (12 Minute Athlete), NOLA Chef Gason (Chopped), Danielle Kelmar, LCSW, CBT-Team Therapist. Advisory Board: Raja Marhaba (The Jonathan Foundation), Tammy Baghdassarian (Keystone Treatment), Dr. Brian Cook (Alsana Treatment Center), Alli Spotts De-Lazar (The MeaningFULL Read). Celebrity Ambassadors: Jillian Rose Reed (MTV's Awkward, Disney's Elena of Avalor), Carolyn Hennesy (General Hospital, Jesse), Courtney Hope (Young & The Restless, Bold & Beautiful), Serena Laurel (Gold, Summertime Dropouts), and Mollee Gray (So You Think You Can Dance).

For more information about How To Love Yourselfie with Jillian Rose Reed Online Program https://howtoloveyourselfie.com/

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