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Pod119 The art of learning, knowledge retention and memory with Murray Morrison, Tassomai by Teen Tips
This podcast focuses on concussion, particularly sports concussion with a focus on young people who get concussion at school. We will cover what a concussion is and importantly, what to do if you get a concussion.One of the most commonly reported injuries in children 16 years and under who participate in such activity is concussion.With sports being an integral part of school for many young people, it is an important topic we wanted to address with expert, Dr Steve Allder.
Podcast: How to have a good divorce with Annabel Andreou, Lawyer at Debenhams Ottaway LLP by Teen Tips
In this podcast I talk to Helen Burns of Papyrus about suicide and what we can do to help young people who are at risk. We look at the language to use when discussing suicide, how to talk to someone you are concerned about, how to spot the signs that someone might be at risk and what to do.
Alicia talks to Jim Sewell about the work of Restless Development and the Flight Centre Triathlons in Schools.
This Teen Tips Podcast explains mental health and mental illness; how to spot the signs of mental distress and what to do to help.
In the second part of Alicia's podcast with Fiona Spargo-Mabbs we explore how to talk to young people about drugs and give tips for harm reduction.
In this podcast Alicia talks to Fiona Spargo-Mabbs whose son Daniel, tragically died after taking MDMA. Fiona is now a drugs trainer and visits schools advising parents, pupils and staff on harm reduction. Hear her story and learn how to keep young people safe around drugs.
In our latest podcast, Alicia talks to Patrick Foster. Patrick is a former professional cricketer, insurance broker and school teacher whose life was torn to shreds by his gambling addiction.
Hear Arabella Davis of the Tatler Schools Guide give advice on choosing Senior Schools.
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