Categorizing Relationships; a Framework for Healthy Boundaries
“I appreciated the importance of clarity and specificity in defining relationships and “appropriate” behavior.”
Description:
Learn how to build a framework for someone that can serve as an evolving tool for teaching about different relationship categories - including appropriate behaviors, boundaries, consent, and characteristics of healthy relationships. This tool can grow along with someone as they age and build upon itself. It can help someone recognize abusive behaviors and learn about the consequences of unsafe, unhealthy, and illegal behaviors.
(v. 25 - Former Title: “Why Can’t I Date My Teacher?”; Creating a Framework for Defining Different Relationships)
Learning Objectives:
Help someone you support to:
Categorize the relationships in their life
Outline healthy, safe, legal and pro-social behaviors in each type of relationship
Understand who can, and cannot, be a romantic or sexual partner
Identify warning signs of abuse
This Training is Available in the Following Formats:
Fast Track (1.5 hours)
Half Day (3 hours)
Continuing Education Credits:
Approved for CEUs for Oregon Foster Care and Long-Term Care Providers
Approved for CEs for Washington State Long-Term Care Workers through Training Program Among Friends, LLC (WA753791) under DSHS CE Approval Code
Need credits in your state? Contact us and we’ll be happy to work with you to get our trainings approved!