Articles related to "Teens And Violence"

Why are some teens so angry and violent? The causes of teen violence and what to do for them is the discussion for this article.

Each year, thousands of Colorado motorcyclists ride from Columbine High School to Platte Canyon High School to honor Keyes, whose last text message was "I love you guys."

Help kids identify the red flags that signal their relationship is at risk.

The National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center reports that nearly 33% of teens will experience dating violence. Learn the warning signs here.

Dating violence, in particular, physical and sexual coercion among late adolescent-aged youth, ranges from 20-30% according to information at Justice Canada.

Are you in an abusive partnership? Would you know if you were?

Although it is easy, now, to find great deals for Valentine's Day, at times the magic of a new relationship disappears. For those less fortunate, a cycle of abuse begins.

Help teens protect themselves from abusive partners by learning how to develop strong, respectful relationships.

Media exposure to violent acts can trigger feelings of fear and anxiety in teens. How can you help them feel safe?

Teens now have a place to call for help with dating mistreatment and brutality.

Help teens protect themselves by making sure they know everything they need to know about these dangerous substances.

All teens are at risk of dating abuse, but gay, lesbian, and bisexual teens can be at an extra risk due to homophobia.

Teens who drink are more likely to participate in dangerous sexual behavior for a variety of reasons. Help them understand the risks.

Teen girls love online quizzes. Web questionnaires, shared through social networking and other sites can help teens become aware of a boyfriend's controlling tendencies.

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Because twenty percent of teen girls report abuse, dating violence is yet another subject that parents must cover when talking to daughters about healthy relationships.