Unhealthy and Abusive Relationships Module E: Lesson 3 Grade 12 Active, Healthy Lifestyles.

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Unhealthy and Abusive Relationships Module E: Lesson 3 Grade 12 Active, Healthy Lifestyles

Early Warning Signs of Abuse Any relationship in which the responsibilities are not being met can develop into an unhealthy relationship If the conflicts that arise are not mutually resolved, they may lead to unacceptable behaviours, which may be considered abusive – Emotional – Physical – Sexual – Financial Anyone, regardless of his or her background, can be abusive, and both males and females can be abused Emotional abuse is often a warning sign of escalating abuse

Troubles in Paradise What was it about the identified behaviours that prompted students’ selections? Were there any unanimous responses? If so, for which behaviours? What behaviours signalled the termination of the relationship? What behaviours warranted assistance from others? What behaviours prompted dissimilar responses, and why?

Relation Shifts Questions for Discussion – Did either of the characters start dating because he or she was planning on experiencing abuse? – What were some of the first signs of abuse in this relationship? – What abusive behaviours did you notice in the couple? – What excuses did the person acting abusively use? – Do you think the person believed his or her own excuses? If yes or maybe—Does that make the abuse okay? Possible Debriefing Questions – If someone acts abusively once, do you think the person will likely do so again? – If we know that abuse becomes more frequent and gets worse over time, what can someone do to get away from the abuse?

Breaking Up Beginning and ending relationships is a part of life that we all experience. – Some relationships come to an end or have to be terminated – Sometimes relationships simply fade away – Some relationships develop conflicts that result in irreconcilable differences and sometimes even result in abusive situations Ending a relationship is never easy but there are appropriate ways to do it

Top 10 Ways Not to Break Up Identify ways that could be considered inappropriate in breaking up with someone Identify the class’s top 10 ways not to break up Post the list in the classroom

Breaking up is Hard to Do Script appropriate ways to break up with a partner – Identify what method of communication the person initiating the break-up would use, and explain why – Use assertive communication skills – Identify, if possible, why the person is breaking up – Describe a plan to ensure personal safety if this is a concern Share scenario and responses with the rest of the class. For any scenarios that included abusive behaviour, have the class identify possible ways that the abusive person could change his or her behaviour(s). RM 6–HR: Assertive Communication Tips.