Relationships: Knowing the Good from the Bad

Patterns of unhealthy, overly-dependent, and even abusive relationships are usually begun in adolescence. Many teenagers need to learn how to spot unhealthy trends in their relationships, such as over-dependence, physical, verbal, or sexual abuse, and drug abuser enabler patterns. This program teaches the key aspects of healthy relationships, including setting boundaries, communicating clearly and assertively, and maintaining self-respect. Also includes guidance on when to leave an unhealthy relationship—and how to do it. The extensive Teacher’s Resource Book provides many valuable follow-up activities and exercises helpful to normal as well as troubled relationships.

Includes: 

video, plus teacher’s resource book, student handouts in digital format