PPT-Healthy Communities and Relationships

Growing a Safe Campus Community Ken Gassiot PhD Vice President for Student Affairs How many of you have heard of Title IX How many of you have heard of Title IX over the past year as it relates to sexual victimization on collegeuniversity campuses. Midlife women are the current baby boomers including those who are nearing menopause as well as those who have already reached menopause 57349is brochure discusses the role of estrogen and the changes that happen with menopause It helps women unders Creating Healthy Communities for an Aging Population Report of a Joint Rural Health Advisory Committee ces Advisory Committee Work Group TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary..................... 19 November 2013. Photo credit: . Gates Foundation. 40% of people . in the world still do not have a toilet. November 19. th. is World Toilet Day – . stand up for the right to a toilet!. Sanitation Facts . Amy Stringer Hessel, MSW. Missouri Foundation for Health. astringerhesssel@mffh.org. About MFH. Created in . 2000 . to receive Blue Cross Blue Shield of Missouri’s nonprofit assets. Our . Vision. is to . Talking to Us Mob. Population. Low population, 2% to 6% (4% in WA). Small communities, self contained cultural life. Strong extended families and communities. Legacy of History. Lived experience in a strong oral culture. Paola Sartoretto. Media, Technology and Culture. Karlstad University, Spring term 2010. Community. Collections of people with a particular social structure. Sense of belonging or community spirit. Geographical location. Signs of Healthy Relationships. Partners can . manage conflict. . and differences without despair or threats.. . Both . partners . protect and nourish. . the relationship and make it a priority (not addicted to work for example). . Lens. Northern California . Grantmakers. Bay Area Health Funders . Group. Health . Equity: . Achieving . Quality . Health . For All People. April 17, 2015. George R. Flores MD, MPH. . Who We . A. re. Bargaining. Sampling. The Social Phase. Commitment. Grave Dressing Phase. Get you thinking- How does this clip link to Social exchange theory?. Objectives. Learning Objectives. On completion of this unit you should be familiar with the following:. Knowledge. Risk Factors. Prevention. Communication. Problem Solving. Enhancement. Building Healthy Relationships. . Knowledge. The vast majority of people desire to have a happy marriage.. There is evidence that people and society benefit when marriages last.. Name a fictional, or pop culture couple who have a healthy relationship, or unhealthy relationship. . How do you know this?. What types of relationships do you have in your life?. Who are the people in your life that make you feel good about being yourself and why?. Sexuality. © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.. LEARNING OUTCOMES. Identify the characteristics of successful relationships, including how to maintain them and overcome common barriers. . Discuss ways to improve communication skills and interpersonal interactions. . Healthy Relationships: Dating & Friendships 8 th grade Part One Discussion What do unhealthy relationships look like? What are characteristics of a healthy relationship? Objectives To create awareness of student’s own view of a healthy and unhealthy Here is the list of healthy dinner ideas and options which is suggested by Priyatama Srivastava, a dietician in Gurgoan and Delhi NCR.