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He Loves Me… He Loves Me Not
Read the story of Marisol and Luis. They seem to have the perfect life… But, appearances are not always what they seem. It may be hard to recognize an unhealthy relationship, but there are warning signs. We can help you see them. Learn more >>>
Can I Stop Being Abusive?
If you are abusing your partner, the first and hardest part of ending the abuse is admitting that it is wrong. It is very important to take responsibility for the problem and get help to end it. If you have already taken this step, you are on the right track. Learn more >>>
Types of Abuse
Domestic violence is not just physical abuse. It doesn’t have to leave marks or scars in order for it to be abuse. It can take various forms like sexual and verbal/emotional. Learn about the different types of abuse and how to stay safe. Learn more >>>
Help for Parents
Watching your teen experience abuse can be both frustrating and frightening. But parents are critical in helping their teens develop healthy relationships, and can provide life-saving support if their teen is experiencing abuse. Learn more >>>
Calling the Police
Sometimes, the best way to stay safe is to call the police, especially if you are in immediate danger, if you have been injured, or if your restraining order has been violated. You may not want to call the police, but they may be able to give you help and protection when you need it most. Learn more >>>
Y.O.U. Students Step Up!
July 2, 2009Emerging student leaders at Y.O.U. (Youth Opportunities Unlimited) Alternative High School in Los Angeles, California took part in five-week project where they learned about teen dating abuse and developed their own ideas for presenting to their peers…
Students from Mount St. Mary’s College in Los Angeles created their very own PSA to show the dangers of an abusive relationship.
Check out the great PSA they created for Break the Cycle. The students highlight important information about dating violence and finish with a strong message to end abuse. Thanks for your support!
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