Sleep, not sure what you do, but the workshop idea is great. The idea that we are defined by our looks is so deeply ingrained in our society, or rather, media, no matter how hard we try not to talk about fat/thin, perfect/imperfect, our children are always subjected to images of the 'perfect' face, body, etc etc.
Dniece is 14 and has a lovely womanly slim figure however, most of her friends are particularly 'thin' (she told me one of her gf's hardly eats) and that is the ideal she aspires to. Dsis is trying to limit the exposure she has to magazines and tv programmes they all like but that is v. difficult with an hormonal teenage girl. Tantrums over looks and food are the norm for dsis atm which is incredibly trying.
From my own perspective, with three sons, I worry they will think that women should all be thin with huge breasts, perfect makeup and no body hair. I am always reiterating that normal women don't look like this and their is more to relationships than looks etc etc.
Oh, sorry, long post but this is a bit of a bugbear of mine!