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Addictions and (not) me

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Addictions and (not) me

4 preconceived ideas deciphered to inform and protect adolescents from addictions

Is tobacco really a drug? How to resist peer pressure? I’m offered a prototype, what should I do? During adolescence, there is no shortage of opportunities to use, but it is not always easy to recognize when the habit becomes addiction. With journalist Sophie Bordet-Petillon and the expertise of Professor Hélène Donnadieu, this practical book deciphers 14 preconceived ideas about teenage addictions with simple messages and concrete advice. Because being informed is already protecting yourself.

Addictions and (not) me! is part of the T’worry, I manage! collection, dedicated to teenagers aged 10 to 15 on the subjects of well-being, mental health and autonomy. A collection designed to give adolescents the keys to making their own choices with full knowledge of the facts.

S. Bordet-Petillon, , Hygée Editionscoll. Don’t worry, I’ll manage! , June 2026, €29

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