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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 Commenti-Dose is the new digital drug infatuating teenagers
The new craze being pitched at teenagers is the i-Dose; an audio file that allegedly induces the same … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, drugs, paul dillon | Tagged adolescent, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, paul dillon, ramesh manocha, teenager | 1 CommentReport finds young men most likely to have alcohol abuse problems
The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) at the University of New South Wales has released its … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, Mental Health, paul dillon | Tagged adolescent, Depression, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, Mental Health, paul dillon, ramesh manocha, youth | Leave a commentGeneration Next: Special Update
headspace is supporting this series of national seminars relating to the health and wellbeing of young people. The … Read More »
Posted in addictions, adolescent health, alcohol, cyberbullying, Cybersafety, internet safety, Mental Health, michael carr-gregg, parenting, paul dillon, pornography, sexualisation, susan mclean, technology, Youthbeyondblue | Tagged adolescent, cyber-bullying, cyberbullying, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, Mental Health, mental wellbeing of young people, michael carr-gregg, paul dillon, sexualisation, susan mclean, youth | 1 CommentTeenager set alight, but parents still believe underage drinking is OK
50% of parents say 15 year olds should be allowed alcohol at home 20% of teenagers drink on … Read More »
Posted in adolescent health, alcohol, parenting, paul dillon | Tagged adolescent, alcohol, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, generation next, paul dillon, ramesh manocha, teenager, under age drinking, youth | 1 CommentGeneration Next: Special Update
Generation Next presents Australia’s leading experts on children and teenagers in one event. Generation Next is an exciting … Read More »
Posted in adolescent health, Cybersafety, Depression, drugs, education, internet safety, Mental Health, michael carr-gregg, parenting, paul dillon, sexualisation, technology | Tagged adolescent, dr ramesh manocha, drugs and alcohol, education, generation next, parenting, research, sexualisation, teenager, youth | Leave a commentSeminar: The Mental Health & Wellbeing of Young People 2O1O
Generation Next and Healthed invites you to attend this highly informative and educational event. No other educational event … Read More »
Posted in adolescent health, alcohol, bullying, communication, cyberbullying, Cybersafety, Depression, drugs, education, internet safety, Mental Health, michael carr-gregg, parenting, paul dillon, sexualisation, technology, violence | Tagged adolescent health, bullying, Depression, dr ramesh manocha, generation next, Generation Next Seminar, parenting, Teenagers | Leave a commentSmoking dope occasionally still carries addiction dangers later
Many teenagers who occasionally smoke cannabis don’t think that they are putting themselves at risk of developing issues … Read More »
Posted in adolescent health, alcohol, drugs, paul dillon, research | Tagged addiction, dr ramesh manocha, drugs, generation next, paul dillon, Teenagers | 1 CommentYoung women out drink the men
80% of alcohol related injuries are serious 10% of injuries are carried out intentionally 7% of injuries are … Read More »
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