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DeKalb Public Health launches Teen Talk for ages 14–18
Summary
DeKalb Public Health introduced "Teen Talk," a judgment-free peer discussion program for young people ages 14 to 18; the broadcast provided a contact number (404-294-3700) for more information and said topics include family, school and peer relationships.
Aviva Hoffman, a reporter for DC TV, said DeKalb Public Health is introducing Teen Talk, which "provides a judgment free space for young people ages 14 to 18 to speak their minds, share ideas, and connect with peers."
The segment described Teen Talk as a program for participants to engage in open conversations about family, school, peer relationships and social pressures. The broadcast provided a contact number for more information: 404-294-3700.
No details were offered about session schedules, locations, registration, whether parental permission is required, or program funding. The segment framed Teen Talk as a county public-health outreach effort; viewers seeking specifics were directed to contact DeKalb Public Health by phone.
