PDF-ADOLESCENT DATING ABUSE

PREVENTION PROGRAMIf you are interested in having this program at your school or organization please contact Melanie Stone Health Educator at 2488588745 or stonemoakgovcomThe Safe Dates curriculum i. Melissa Peskin, PhD. Assistant Professor. Presentation Objectives. Describe the prevalence of dating violence among adolescents. Describe evidence-based approaches for preventing dating violence among . I. What are some of the things that complicate the issue of dating in our day? . A. Dating is not specifically discussed in the . Bible. .. 1. In Bible times children had . very little. to do with the choice of whom they married.. Relative Age Dating of Rocks. Put these people in order from youngest to oldest.. A. B. C. D. Relative age Dating of Rocks. Can you tell the exact ages of these people?. Dating. Relative age dating- . Marcus A. . Zito. CIS1055:Section 011. 11/17/08. Safety First!. Watch out for married “singles!”. Watch out for scams – Do not send money!. Never give out personal information too soon.. Set up an anonymous e-mail account. The Relationship Spectrum. “Keeping It Real”. 1. Lesson Objective:. The student will be able to identify and define dating. They will identify, analyze, discuss the spectrum healthy and unhealthy relationships as portrayed in the words and actions of others.. 1. Adolescent Development Training Workbook Team. Bill DeJoy, Conifer Park. Phil Lucien, CAS, CASAC, Facility Director . Hope House Adolescent Treatment Facility. . . Joseph R Madonia,  LCSW-R, CASAC, Project Director. Cycle of Violence. Phase 1: Tension Building. Relationship starts to get tense. More arguing and yelling. False accusations are made. Victim is made to feel . . like they can do nothing right. Phase 2: Explosion. 1. Adolescent Development Training Workbook Team. Bill DeJoy, Conifer Park. Phil Lucien, CAS, CASAC, Facility Director . Hope House Adolescent Treatment Facility. . . Joseph R Madonia,  LCSW-R, CASAC, Project Director. Cycle of Violence. Phase 1: Tension Building. Relationship starts to get tense. More arguing and yelling. False accusations are made. Victim is made to feel . . like they can do nothing right. Phase 2: Explosion. Presented By: Angela M. Yocum, BS. Objectives:. Explore risk factors. Identify grooming techniques. Learn the effects of abuse. Understand why victims stay. Discover ways to help. Uncover safety concerns when breaking up. 7th Grade. . Dating abuse (or Relationship Abuse): . A . pattern of controlling behavior . that someone uses against a girlfriend or a boyfriend. The core of dating abuse . is. . Power . and. . Control.. How are they different?. Defining abuse. “Abuse is a repetitive pattern of behaviors to maintain . power and control. over an intimate partner.. ”. . “. These are behaviors that physically harm, arouse fear, prevent a partner from doing what they wish or force them to behave in ways they do not want.”. Drug and/or alcohol abuse is often a factor in dating violence incidents The best way to get a friend to leave an abusive relationship is to cut ties with them Police hardly ever make arre reported experiencing physical dating violence in the last yearNearlyfemaleteensteensfemalereported experiencing sexual dating violence in the last year26 of women15 of men2827262825242830232829222430