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Alcohol, cannabis, and the teen brain with Dr Lindsay Squeglia, Associate Professor and clinical psychologist at the Medical University of South Carolina, Wednesday 29th November, 6:30pm

Alcohol and cannabis use are typically initiated during adolescence. This is concerning as the brain is still developing until around age 25. This presentation will cover how the past 2 decades of research have revealed the effect of alcohol and cannabis use on the developing brain. Suggestions for talking to adolescents about substance use, as well as treatment options, will be discussed.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75.

Friendships and relationships by Alicia Drummond, BACP Accredited Therapist and Founder of The Wellbeing Hub, Wednesday 13th December, 6:30pm

In this talk we will explore the complex world of friendships and what parents and carers can do to help their children have happy, healthy relationships with others. We will look at how our interventions can help or hinder when they fall out with others, and what to do if we are concerned that bullying might be an issue.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75.

Effects of Technology on Brain Development with Dr Crystal Collier, Therapist, Educator and Author of The NeuroWhereAbouts Guide, Wednesday 24th January, 6:30pm

The Effects of Technology on the Growing Brain focuses on how technology overuse affects brain development. Evidence from studies performed in Asian cultures where technology addiction has grown to large proportions will be used. Effects on mood, sleep, relationships, and behaviour will also be discussed. Solutions regarding healthy technology limits and treatment issues will also be covered. Dr. Crystal Collier, author of The NeuroWhereAbouts Guide, teaches the science of risky behaviour to students, families, and clinicians across the country and every parent can utilise the information in daily parenting interactions.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75.

How to parent together when your parenting styles differ with Dr Maryhan Baker, Psychologist and Parenting Expert, Wednesday 21st February, 6:30pm

It takes a village to raise a child but this can be super tricky when our parenting styles differ – whether that’s our partners, grandparents, or our childcare support. In this webinar, Dr Maryhan Baker explains how you can successfully navigate these differences.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75.

Alcohol, vaping, and cannabis with Helena Conibear, CEO at The Alcohol Education Trust, Wednesday 13th March, 6:30pm

Helena Conibear will talk about vaping, cannabis and alcohol among teenagers, what the issues are, facts and figures, supply and the influence of social media with practical tips and tools for parents and carers which can help our teenagers make safer choices.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75.

Nutrition for concentration and performance with Tina Lond-Caulk, The Nutrition Guru - Author, Speaker, and Nutritionist, Wednesday 24th April, 6:30pm

In this webinar Tina, aka The Nutrition Guru and Founder of the ‘Eat Well and Feel Great’ nationwide schools nutrition programme, talks about the importance of nutrition to optimise cognition and performance. Tina will be exploring the effects of sports drinks and caffeine on concentration, and the nutrients that are recommended for cognitive function.

This webinar is free for all members of The Wellbeing Hub and available for non-Wellbeing Hub members at £9.75.