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Jealousy is a normal human emotion. However, feeli

Jealousy is a normal human emotion. However, feeling jealous does not give someone a free pass to control a partner's life. Cultivating a relationship centered on honesty and trust can help build a sense of security. #LoveBetter

The cycle of abuse is characterized by a power imb

The cycle of abuse is characterized by a power imbalance in a relationship where one person uses abusive threats and behaviors to control another person. All abuse doesn't happen in cycles, but it can be tough to recognize when it does. #TDVAM #StopTDV

Listening to understand instead of listening to re

Listening to understand instead of listening to reply can help you develop empathy and better understand your partner's perspective. #LoveBetter

There are different types of abuse; every kind of

There are different types of abuse; every kind of abuse should be taken seriously and recognized as unacceptable. #TDVAM #StopTDV

Project R.E.S.T. here supporting @uwpiedmont Afric

Project R.E.S.T. here supporting @uwpiedmont African American Leadership Society’s Inaugural Legacy Gala. Proud to be in the presence of excellence!

When partners share chores and responsibilities, t

When partners share chores and responsibilities, they lessen the workload for each person, leaving more time for partners to enjoy each other. It also shows your partner that you want to contribute equally. #LoveBetter

Black history month is an annual event in February

Black history month is an annual event in February recognizing the pivotal role in U.S. history and the achievement of African Americans. In honor of this year’s theme of Black Resistance, Project R.E.S.T. would like to acknowledge and honor the Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) leaders, advocates, and organizations working to end systemic oppression and discrimination and ensure racial justice principles inform our work.
Their tireless efforts to lift the experiences of BIPOC survivors of domestic/sexual violence as it intersects with all forms of oppression and discrimination, and racism, in particular, is critical to our work to prevent and end intimate partner and gender-based violence.

Did you know that 1 in 3 U.S. teens will experienc

Did you know that 1 in 3 U.S. teens will experience physical, sexual, or emotional abuse from someone they’re in a relationship with before they become adults? Join us this month as we raise awareness about teen dating violence. #TDAM #stopTDV

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*To learn the legal requirements and best practices for serving this population
*To learn about how to use interpreters to work with clients with LEP

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