Teen Dating violence Is Not Okay
Teen Dating Violence
Help For Abuse
Get Help
- If you think you are in an abusive relationship, get help immediately. Don't keep your concerns to yourself.
- Talk to someone you trust like a parent, teacher, school principal, counselor, or nurse.
- . If you want help deciding whom to talk to, call a crisis line in your area. You might also want to talk to a trusted family member, a friend’s parent, an adult neighbor or friend, an older sibling or cousin, that you can trust
Recognize The Signs Of Dating Violence
Dating Violence May committed in a number of ways ..
- Physical Violence:
- Shoving
- Grabbing
- Kicking
- Throwing
- Shaking
Warning Of Dating Violence
- Putting you down
- Excessive jealousy
- Constantly checking in with you or making you check in with him or her...
Help Yourself
Think about ways you can be safer. This means thinking about what to do, where to go for help, and who to call ahead of time.
- Where can you go for help?
- Who can you call?
- Who will help you?
- How will you escape a violent situation?
Get help
If you or a loved one is in a abusive relationship, please get help. Visit love respect for more information, chat with a peer advocate online, call 866.331.9474 or text "loveis" to 22522