Professor Jennifer Power: Talking to Teens About Sex
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Parents dread it, teens avoid it, but open, early conversations about sex and relationships matter. Professor Jennifer Power from La Trobe University shares why embarrassment backfires, how to initiate conversations naturally, and why “don’t do it” lectures are ineffective.
Guest: Professor Jennifer Power, Deputy Director of the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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