Child expert to give free talk on how to address drink and drugs with teens

A LEADING psychiatrist will tell parents how to talk to their teenagers about drink and drugs at a free public meeting tonight.

Child expert to give free talk on how to address drink and drugs with teens
Thu, 31 Jan, 2008 - 00:00
Eoin English

Dr Vincent Moloney is an internationally-recognised expert in child and adolescent development.

The co-author of Parents under Pressure, he has also featured on RTÉ’s Family Matters programme and on the radio series Mind of a Child.

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