The cycle of violence is typically thought of as a representation and explanation of ongoing violence within a relationship. Relations between the participants go through identifiable stages that repeat themselves until at least one participant physically and emotionally withdraws from the interaction with the intention of abstaining from interaction permanently.
The equality wheel illustrates the concepts of equality in a relationship. The outside dark area of the wheel is the non-violence that is or should be used in a relationship. The inner spokes are forms of non-violent interactions and behaviors. These sections are held together by the use of respect, equality and non-violence.
Relationships & TechnologyCyber violence is the use of technologies (computers, cellphones, social networking or other devices) that is used to bully, harass, stalk, threaten or intimidate. Often this behavior is a form of verbal or emotional abuse perpetrated online.
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Relationships can develop with a number of people: family members, friends, co-workers, and people you are dating. Everyone has the right to be involved in healthy relationships. Read More Healthy Relationships Handout
The way we think and feel about sexuality affects how we talk to children about it. We need to come to terms with our own views, values and beliefs about sexuality before discussing them with a child. The following will help in discussing sexuality with a child: Talking to your children about Sexuality
Diya Sehgal is co-president of the Rotary Burlington North, Hayden Interact club Diya Sehgal spent four days in the nation’s capital and they were the “best of her life.” The Grade 11 Dr. Frank J. Hayden Secondary School student is co-president of the school’s Interact Club, the youth branch of Rotary International’s service club for…
