"Today we are in a world where appearance is more important than anything else in this society."

Telephone interview with Véronique Arnoux, psychologist and trainer. She supports young victims of physical and especially moral harassment through social networks. Véronique Arnoux has been working for fifteen years in the Yvelines. She notes that the rise in trauma among young people has been parallel to that of social networks.

According to Véronique Arnoux, the influence of social networks on the lives of young people has increased since the arrival of the Internet. Today we are in a world where appearance is more important than anything else in this society, where perfection is more important than anything else. This is why it creates feelings of imperfection in young people, which can turn into a complex. For example, young people are so keen to look like the guns of the moment that they end up forgetting themselves. Social networks are also full of drawbacks, again according to the psychologist, we come back to cyber-bullying: Many young people are victims of this form of harassment on social networks, many young people are growing and questioned. Many lose self-confidence and do not have the moral strength to go beyond words. Often they believe it and often the consequences are very serious. This is why Véronique Arnoux is keen and sincere in her desire to help the victims of harassment on the networks, by listening, by trying to make the victim understand the situation, make him/her aware of his/her value, without judging him/her. Having an objective and distant point of view on the situation can help. The objective? To make the trauma lighter and bearable. To allow the victims to live with their story, to make it a strength and to continue to move forward and build themselves despite their scars. That's why, in the waiting room of her office, she puts up a poster to make victims aware of what they have to say and the care they could benefit