Sex, self-harming, drugs, alcohol and more - Cel's lifting the lid on young people's health.
Life isn't always easy - and teenagers across the country have been helping us explore the issues that you're facing today. From online bullying to sexual health, body image to mental health. They've been asking the questions you want to hear answered, joined by NHS school nurses and other health professionals to provide solutions, support and understanding.
It's been revealing, amusing, occasionally rude and sometimes slightly emosh.
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Sex, self-harming, drugs, alcohol and more - Cel's lifting the lid on young people's health.
Life isn't always easy - and teenagers across the country have been helping us explore the issues that you're facing today. From online bullying to sexual health, body image to mental health. They've been asking the questions you want to hear answered, joined by NHS school nurses and other health professionals to provide solutions, support and understanding.
It's been revealing, amusing, occasionally rude and sometimes slightly emosh.
Cel and our panel of young people from years 8 to 11 are joined by substance misuse specialists from Compass in Warwickshire who want people to understand different substances so that they can make informed choices if they ever need to.
We're talking about how pop culture influences young people's use of drugs and alcohol, the short and long term effects of substance use, where to ask for help if you need it and whether or not legal highs are actually legal!?
Recorded with the help of Compass Warwickshire Young Persons Substance Misuse Service.
Mentioned in this podcast: http://www.talktofrank.com/ Search online for your local ChatHealth school nurse messaging service.
Health Uncovered with Cel Spellman
Sex, self-harming, drugs, alcohol and more - Cel's lifting the lid on young people's health.
Life isn't always easy - and teenagers across the country have been helping us explore the issues that you're facing today. From online bullying to sexual health, body image to mental health. They've been asking the questions you want to hear answered, joined by NHS school nurses and other health professionals to provide solutions, support and understanding.
It's been revealing, amusing, occasionally rude and sometimes slightly emosh.
