Dorothy Loren, PhD | Source | Psychologist and Clinical Senior Manager at Brightline
Dorothy Loren, PhD
Dorothy Loren is a Psychologist and Clinical Senior Manager at Brightline. She provides management, consultation, training and team-building to 2 teams of 8-10 behavioral health therapists for a platform providing behavioral and developmental care to children, teens, and families nation-wide. Dorothy develops processes for monitoring quality and ensuring provision of evidence-based care. She works cross-functionally with teams in care strategy, design, and operations to ensure therapist satisfaction and productivity.
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It felt unique to have a show about tween girls featuring actual tween actresses and fresh plot lines. When kids see positive media depictions of someone they can relate to, they can actually use the stories presented as a jumping-off point for exploring and solving their own adolescent issues. Youth who see themselves represented in media are going to feel heard and seen in a way that will allow them to accept all parts of themselves.
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Hollywood is ignoring tween girls. Here's why that needs to change.
TV shows and movies for and starring girls 10-14 are few and far between, but it's just at that age they need to see positive representation.
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Brightline (http://www.hellobrightline.com)
Psychologist and Clinical Senior Manager