Positive and Supportive Relationships Tips and Strategies
Positive and supportive relationships help us feel healthier, happier, and more satisfied. Here are tips to help you to develop positive, healthy relationships.
Get the Facts on Healthy Relationships
A fact card on any relationship in early life that will affect your relationships later in life.
Online self-assessment tool
isawRISK is a quick online self-assessment tool that helps users get a sense of their risk level related to intimate partner violence and abuse.
MOSAIC Community Clinic
Providing culturally safe, trauma-informed care to diverse priority populations
Extended Temporary Residence Permit for Foreign Nationals Facing Human Trafficking and Family Violence in Canada
A shift from a 6 month to a 12-month TRP for victims of family violence and human trafficking
PREVNet
Promoting Relationships & Eliminating Violence Network (PREVNet) is an excellent website that provides evidence based healthy relationships courses and resources.
International Association of Forensic Nurses
The International Association of Forensic Nurses is a global group supporting nurses and professionals who provide care for victims of violence, such as sexual assault and intimate partner violence, and assist with evidence collection and legal testimony.
CDC’s Violence Prevention
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website has material on violence across the life span and lifelong impacts on health, effective tools, Dating Matters Program and data and statistics. It is US based.
Futures Without Violence: Health
This is a US national health initiative on violence with resources from a health perspective.
Why Domestic Violence Victims Don’t Leave by Leslie Morgan Steiner (TED Talk)
In this TED Talk, Leslie tackles the question: why does she stay? As a survivor of abuse, she shares her experience and explains how we can break the silence. While this talk is from 2012, it is still relevant today.