Girls on the Edge

Understanding the motivations behind highlighting sexual identity, cyberculture, obsessions, and toxins could reveal what the author sees as the key issues. I wonder how he decided these were the most pressing areas.

The book covers so many complex issues that it's hard not to feel concerned about the future. Did this make others feel hopeful or more anxious about solutions?

While the book highlights problems, I'm curious about practical advice or strategies it proposes for those working directly with girls.