Relationships

To view more resources on Relationships also check out our Sexual Health and Development section on this website

 

Concordia University Health Services has a very comprehensive document titled “The University Student’s Guide to Healthy Relationships”. Check it out here.

 

Laurier Student Affairs, Waterloo Campus has an informational brochure titled “Healthy Relationships”. It contains information on healthy and unhealthy relationships, and important considerations regarding issues in couples’ relationships. Check it out here.

 

The Counseling Center at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has a brochure that describes “Addictive Relationships”. To learn more, check it out here.

 

The London Abused Women’s Centre has a document that describes abuse in dating relationships. This website also contains additional resources  for those who are concerned about abuse in relationships. If you are concerned about yourself or someone else, check it out here.

 

Alberta Children and Youth Services Prevention of Family Violence and Bullying has a brochure titled “Men Abused by Women Information Sheet”. Though it is well known that much abuse is perpetrated by men towards women, it is fact that men too are abused. If you are concerned about yourself or someone else, check it out here.

 

The Campus Health Services at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has a series of brochures on many common topics concerning relationships. Check them out here.

 

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