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How Can I Get Out of My Abusive Relationship?

If you have recognized warning signs of abuse in your relationship, be proud of yourself. You have taken the first step to getting help. So now what? Leaving can be more complicated than it seems, but there are many resources available to help you. Learn more >>>

What If I Have a Child With My Abusive Partner?

When children are involved in an abusive relationship, it can make an already difficult situation even harder. Not only do you have to worry about your safety, but you also have to consider your child’s well-being. Learn more >>>

Quiz: Know Much About Dating Violence?

Do you know how teen dating violence affects teens across the country? Take this quiz to find out and don’t forget to keep score! Give yourself one point for every question you get right! Learn more >>>

Dating Violence on College Campuses

Domestic and dating violence affects large numbers of college students and puts some people at greater risk. Living on campus also makes it much more challenging to deal with abuse and seek help. But there are ways to increase awareness and student involvement on campus. Learn more. 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 >>>

Behind the Lyrics

June 4, 2010

We often think of love like it is portrayed in the movies, consuming-can’t-stop-thinking about-you, want-to-spend-every-waking-minute-with-you love. But in the real world, that kind of love is not only unrealistic, it’s unhealthy. Telephone by Lady GaGa featuring Beyonce makes the important point that obsessive relationships can be stressful and exhausting: Stop callin’, stop callin’, I don’t [...]

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