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The Free Thinking Lecture: Professor Tanya Byron

Tanya Byron
  1. Friday 23 October
  2. 6.30pm - 7.45pm
  3. The Sage Gateshead, Northern Rock Foundation Hall

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Professor Tanya Byron is one of the UK's best known clinical psychologists and presenter of the highly acclaimed television series 'Little Angels' and 'The House of Tiny Tearaways'.

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