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← Older postsPerth Seminar: Mental Health & Wellbeing of Young People 2011
Mental Health & Wellbeing of Young People 2011. For Education, Health and Welfare Professionals. PERTH ALL SPEAKERS WILL … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, cyberbullying, Cybersafety, drugs, education, internet safety, Media, Mental Health, paul dillon, sexualisation | Tagged dr ramesh manocha, generation next, Mental health and wellbeing, right2childhood | Leave a commentFree Seminar: Generation Next – Public Parenting Seminar
This is a free seminar that is open to the public, especially parents and care givers. Seats are … Read More »
Posted in adolescent health, alcohol, bullying, cyberbullying, drugs, education, government initiatives, internet safety, Media, Mental Health, parenting, paul dillon, peer pressure, pornography, sexualisation, susan mclean, technology, violence | Tagged cyberbullying, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, parenting seminar, youth | Leave a commentThe rise and fall of underage drinkers
25% of 14 to 19 year olds put themselves at risk of alcohol related harm each month 70% of … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, paul dillon, research, violence | Tagged adolescent, alcohol, binge drinking, dr ramesh manocha, paul dillon, ramesh manocha, research, teenager, underage drinking, youth | Leave a comment“Not Yet” should this be parent’s battle cry against early drinking?
43% teenagers drink to get drunk 66% teenagers think it is OK to get drunk occasionally 50% teenagers … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, paul dillon | Tagged adolescent, alcohol, binge drinking, dr ramesh manocha, generation next, paul dillon, teenager | Leave a commentThe youth of yesterday enjoy the Ecstasy of today
3 out of 10 people in their 30s and 40s who previously tried ecstasy have used it in … Read More »
Posted in addictions, drugs, paul dillon | Tagged dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, parenting, paul dillon, ramesh manocha, youth | Leave a commentSchoolies week: reassuring advice on how to negotiate the course
Paul Dillon, author of Teenagers, Alcohol and Drugs and Generation Next speaker has some practical advice for parents … Read More »
Posted in alcohol, communication, drugs, Info for your children, parenting, paul dillon, peer pressure | Tagged adolescent, alcohol, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, parenting, paul dillon, ramesh manocha, schoolies week, teenager | Leave a commentEcstasy now drug of choice as alcohol prices rise
In 2009 the federal government increased taxes on alcopops, this coupled with increased alcohol prices has seen the … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, drugs, paul dillon | Tagged alcohol, alcopops, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, paul dillon, ramesh manocha, youth | Leave a commentTop 10 teenager tips: how to say 'no' and still look cool
When it comes to drinking and taking drugs many young people face both social and peer pressures. Their … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, drugs, paul dillon, peer pressure | Tagged adolescent, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, health, parenting, paul dillon, peer pressure, safety, social pressure, teenager | 1 CommentNew teaching aid DVD Your Shout discusses the harms of teenage drinking
90% of teenagers have tried alcohol by 15 years of age 20% of teenagers regularly drink at harmful … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, Depression, paul dillon | Tagged adolescent, alcohol, children, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, internet addiction disorder, paul dillon, teenager, youth | Leave a commentMaking false idols of celebrities who do drugs
Nearly 4 million people nationwide watched the Ben Cousins documentary Such is Life – The troubled times of … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, drugs, paul dillon | Tagged adolescent, alcohol, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, paul dillon, teenager, youth | 1 Comment ← Older posts