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Molecules of Happiness: Why Love Matters to Vulnerable Children

Session 3:
Session 3:
  • Charlotte Cecil, Developmental Risk and Resilience Unit, University College London (UCL)
    Presents: "Double Disadvantage: The Impact of Childhood Maltreatment and Community Violence on Adolescent Mental Health"
  • Toxic Neighbourhoods, Broken Childhoods - Round Table Discussion
  • Chair: Patrick Butler, Society, Health and Education Policy Editor, The Guardian
  • Commander Matt Bell, Lambeth Borough, Metropolitan Police
  • Mrs Sharon Hodgson MP, Labour, Shadow Education Minister
  • Prof Essi Viding, Developmental Risk and Resilience Unit, UCL

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