Teens: Conflict vs. Conversation Webinar
During February, Teen Dating Violence Awareness Months provides an opportunity for prevention and healing for teen victims of violent relationships.
According to the Domestic Violence Awareness Project, approximately 1.5 million high school students in the United States experience physical abuse from a dating partner. One-quarter of parents don't talk to their teens about domestic violence.
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month encourages parents and adolescents to take an inventory of their relationships. Abuse includes physical, psychological, or sexual abuse. Visit youth.gov and loveisrespect.org, for conversation starters and resources.
To that degree join me in a viewing of a webinar on resolving arguments in a healthy way.
"Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of any relationship, but when emotions are running high, communication could go awry. Join members of the love is respect National Youth Council as they discuss ways teens and young adults can navigate difficult conversations healthfully, with mutual respect. This session will be moderated by our love is respect Director, Angela Lee and will be interpreted into ASL and Spanish."
You can also sign-up to view it on your own here Conflict vs. Conversation
NATIONAL TEEN DATING ABUSE HELPLINE
If you or someone you know has been the victim of dating violence, free and confidential help is available 24 hours a day through the National Dating Abuse Helpline. Click here.
During February, Teen Dating Violence Awareness Months provides an opportunity for prevention and healing for teen victims of violent relationships.
According to the Domestic Violence Awareness Project, approximately 1.5 million high school students in the United States experience physical abuse from a dating partner. One-quarter of parents don't talk to their teens about domestic violence.
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month encourages parents and adolescents to take an inventory of their relationships. Abuse includes physical, psychological, or sexual abuse. Visit youth.gov and loveisrespect.org, for conversation starters and resources.
To that degree join me in a viewing of a webinar on resolving arguments in a healthy way.
"Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of any relationship, but when emotions are running high, communication could go awry. Join members of the love is respect National Youth Council as they discuss ways teens and young adults can navigate difficult conversations healthfully, with mutual respect. This session will be moderated by our love is respect Director, Angela Lee and will be interpreted into ASL and Spanish."
You can also sign-up to view it on your own here Conflict vs. Conversation
NATIONAL TEEN DATING ABUSE HELPLINE
If you or someone you know has been the victim of dating violence, free and confidential help is available 24 hours a day through the National Dating Abuse Helpline. Click here.