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Love – All That and More: A Six-Session Curriculum on Healthy Relationships for Youth and Young Adults

General Material
Training Tools
Published Date
January, 2009
Publisher(s)
FaithTrust Institute
Author(s)
Barri Rosenbluth

A comprehensive training program that promotes safe, healthy relationships and supports teens in taking action to overcome violence and abuse. The Curriculum Guide includes six-session (50 minutes each) lesson plans with background materials on healthy and abusive relationships, discussion questions, interactive follow-up activities, and suggestions for the facilitator. The curriculum utilizes the follow video segments:

  • What Do You Want? (22 minutes)
  • Let's Talk about Sex (19 minutes)
  • Putting It All Together (23 minutes)
Associated Links
VIDEO: Love – All That and More
Associated Files
Attachment Size
Love – All That and More: A Six-Session Curriculum on Healthy Relationships for Youth and Young Adults 2.56 MB
Material Categories
Prevention Programming
Domestic Violence
Healthy Relationships
Young People

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