Kimberly stops by CTV to discuss a dangerous and disturbing trend that's been popular among young women - the desire to 'achieve' a thigh gap. She talks about unhealthy expectations of women, and how social media plays a role.

In her keynote speech, Kimberly shares what her experiences at Guelph have taught her, her best advice on how to make the most of your university experience, and her outlook on the most important relationship you will have in your life; your relationship with yourself.

Kimberly outlines the four basic face shapes for men, and discusses their biological and sociological implications. She uses her experiences as a relationship therapist to discuss what these factors may mean about these men in their relationships.