‘The Joy of Teen Sex’ -

really?
Thursday, 5th May 2011, Emmanuel Centre,
Westminster, SW1P 3DW

Miriam Grossman, MD, a

Child and Adolescent
Psychiatrist and author, will
provide insights on how
‘Safe Sex’ messages affect
young people today.

Dr Grossman is joined by Professor David Paton,

Nottingham University Business School, and others.
For: Parents, educators, medical and mental health
professionals, policy makers, youth workers and clergy
Cost: The price for the day is £30 per person - early bird
booking £25 (before April 15th) which includes
registration,morning coffee and afternoon tea,
and materials. Please bring a packed lunch
Booking: Use the booking form overleaf or book
and pay online at www.anglican-mainstream.net
Doors open: 9am; registration and coffee
Sessions: 10am - 5pm
For details please contact:
Dr Lisa Nolland, 0117 924 4896 or
Ls.n@talktalk.net
Channel 4 recently aired the controversial
‘The Joy of Teen Sex’, aspects of which were
problematic morally, medically and psychologically. Given
our present social norms, however, what is the best and most
effective response? We are impressed by Dr Grossman’s
approach, and are thrilled she has agreed to come to the UK.

She has written Unprotected: A Campus Psychiatrist Reveals How

Political Correctness in Her Profession Endangers Every Student
(2006/7) and ‘You’re Teaching My Child What?’ A Physician
Exposes the Lies of Sex Education (2009). For a free chapter of her
book, download from: http://www.youreteachingmychildwhat.com/
offers/offer.php?id=YTMCW001

Sponsored by
Anglican Mainstream, Family Education Trust and World Youth Alliance

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