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Today’s teen problems are complex and boundless. The problems teenagers face on a daily basis can take many forms and manifest themselves in a number of ways.
In a world of popularity contests, online bullying, drug use and body image issues our teenagers face problems that we as a community often find difficult to understand.
As part of National Psychology Week 2009, join a panel of experts at ANU for a down-to-earth and lively discussion on the issues affecting teens, and what teenagers, and parents, can do about them.
Moderated by Genevieve Jacobs, presenter, afternoon program, 666 ABC Canberra
Expert Panel includes Professor Don Byrne – adolescent stress and substance abuse Antoinette Harmer – child, adolescent & parenting issues Professor Larry Saha – education and youth behaviour Stephanie Hawke – teenage popularity Jessica Wilson - adolescent relationships Charlie Wood - 666 ABC youth panellist
This event is free and open to the public. Please arrive early as seats are limited. Please register attendance with ANU Events. Enquiries: T: 02 6125 4144 E: events@anu.edu.au
Can’t get there? Join us online http://news.anu.edu.au/
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Moderated by Genevieve Jacobs, presenter, afternoon program, 666 ABC Canberra |
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Lecture Theatre 3, Manning Clark Centre, Building 26a, Union Court |
| Date: | Thursday, 12 November 2009 | | Time: | 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM |
| Website: |
http://news.anu.edu.au/ |
| Enquiries: |
ANU Events on 6125 4144
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