a parent's guide to teenage addictions
to teenage addictions and substance abuse
to teenage addictions and substance abuse
  • Date of Event
    Date: 7 April 2025
  • Language
    English
  • Participation Fee
    Free of charge
  • Location
    Jaunā iela 10, Piņķi
Join us on April 7th at 16:00 for a free lecture with Eduardo Torres, an expert in adolescent addiction prevention. With over 12 years of experience at Hazelden Betty Ford’s Prevention Solutions (USA), Eduardo has worked in 42 countries to help prevent teenage substance abuse.

Key Takeaways:
Effective prevention strategies for teenage addiction;
How to foster critical thinking in teens to make healthier choices;
Practical advice for parents on how to address and prevent substance abuse.
This event is not only an opportunity to learn from a leading expert but also a chance for us to come together as a community to discuss these vital issues affecting our children. We encourage all parents and guardians to attend and take part in this crucial conversation.

The event will be conducted in English. If you wish to attend, please register at the following link:
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Eduardo Torres, the founder of Pathways for Prevention, an organization that was founded by a group of highly experienced prevention educators who developed substance misuse education programs for schools. Their program includes sessions with students, teachers, and parents and we are thrilled to be hosting one of the most experienced prevention consultants in the world, Mr Eduardo Torres. Eduardo brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, stays current on the most recent trends, and has had a measurable impact in schools in over 42 countries over 15 years. His dedication to educating young people and fostering critical thinking skills will provide invaluable insights for our community. His passion lies in empowering our students to make informed choices about substance use, paving the way for healthier futures.
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