TAILIEUCHUNG - Healthy Relationships

Why are lower levels of drinking recommended for women than for men? Because women are at greater risk than men for developing alcohol- related problems. Alcohol passes through the digestive tract and is dispersed in the water in the body. The more water available, the more diluted the alcohol. As a rule, men weigh more than women, and, pound for pound, women have less water in their bodies than men. Therefore, a woman’s brain and other organs are exposed to more alcohol and to more of the toxic byproducts that result when the body. | Module 1 Healthy Relationships Background Healthy relationships are a crucial part of adolescent development and individual growth. Through friendships teens are able to empathize with others experience both feelings of independence and dependence within a relationship trust others and communicate more easily in times of conflict. Major elements of healthy teenage I relationships emphasized in the module are respect trust I I mutual intimacy caring and empathy communication I and self-awareness self-worth. The group leader should read the Facilitator s Guide and the Healthy Relationships Guide in preparation for this module. Setting ground rules and creating an atmosphere of communication trust and respect are essential for these activities. Goals Participants will Learn to define aspects of healthy relationships Learn skills that promote healthy relationships Develop enhanced self-awareness and self-worth Pre-session Activities 1. Get Real Objective This activity increases awareness of images that the media and other sources send about relationships and enhances participant s self-awareness. Estimated time 5-20 minutes Materials needed None Ages 12-15 Preparation None Module 1 Healthy Relationships Page 1 Directions for Facilitator 1. Ask participants to observe relationships on television in movies and in books and give examples of each. 2. Ask participants to think about whether these relationships are realistic or could be real and how they are similar and or different from their own relationships. Discussion Have the group brainstorm about how the media accurately or inaccurately depicts real life relationships. 2. Scrapbook of Relationships Objective This activity encourages participants to think about the people in their lives and the qualities they value in these relationships. Estimated time 20-60 minutes Materials needed paper art materials photos Ages 12-15 Preparation None Variation In ongoing groups the pages can

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