Any of the following topics related to healthy relationships and abuse can be incorporated into a customized presentation for your school, group or organization.
Topics for Teens and Students
- Teen Dating Abuse Definition
- Statistics of Teen Dating Abuse
- Statistics of Teen Sexting
- The Dynamics of Abuse
- Forms of Abuse
- The Cycle of Abuse
- The Importance of Safety Planning
- Breaking Up Safely
- Power and Control
- Abuser Tactics
- Intentionality vs. “An Anger Problem”
- Red Flags
- Why Victims Stay
- Why Abusers Abuse
- The Lethality of Teen Dating Abuse
- Boundaries
- Healthy relationships
- Sexual Harassment
- Sexual Assault
- Sexting Definition
- “Sextortion”
- Revenge Porn
- Potentially Dangerous Apps on Your Child’s Phone
- The Effects of Sexting on Teens
- Consent
- Online Safety
- Bullying
- How to Be an Upstander
- Cyberbullying
- Gender Norms
- Healthy Manhood
- Healthy Relationships
- Myths About Abuse
- HDNBC Services and Our Impact on the Community
- How to Report and Recognize Abuse
- How to Get Help
- How to Help Others
Topics for Adults and Professionals
- Domestic Abuse Definition
- Statistics of Domestic Abuse
- Teen Dating Abuse Definition
- Statistics of Teen Dating Abuse
- The Dynamics of Abuse
- Forms of Abuse
- The Cycle of Abuse
- The Importance of Safety Planning
- Power and Control
- Abuser Tactics
- Intentionality vs. “An Anger Problem”
- Red Flags
- Why Victims Stay
- Why Abusers Abuse
- Effects of Domestic Abuse on Children
- The Lethality of Domestic Abuse
- Boundaries
- Sexual Harassment
- Sexual Assault
- Sexting Definition
- Statistics of Teen Sexting
- “Sextortion”
- Revenge Porn
- Potentially Dangerous Apps on Your Child’s Phone
- The Effects of Sexting on Teens
- Consent
- Online Safety
- Cyberbullying
- Gender Norms
- Healthy Manhood
- Healthy Relationships
- Female Perpetration and Male Victimization
- Domestic Abuse Issues Specific to Latinos and Immigrants
- Protocols for Reporting Domestic Abuse in the Workplace and Empowering Victims
- Legal Issues Related to Domestic Abuse Cases and Clients
- Myths About Abuse
- HDNBC Services and Our Impact on the Community
- How to Report and Recognize Abuse
- How to Get Help
- How to Help Others
More Information
We love hearing directly from members of our community. If you would like more information or if you have a question regarding our free Community Education Services, please call (972) 422-2911 ext. 254 and ask to speak to our Community Education Program Manager.
Request an Educator
Please email any requests for one of our professional Educators to speak to your school, organization, or community group about the dynamics of domestic abuse, teen dating abuse or family violence to Ryan Thomas at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. You may text him at 469-247-5133 or leave a voicemail message at the Education and Prevention voicemail box at our Outreach Center at 469-969-7254 as well.
All Community Education and Prevention Presentations are free of charge.
Please leave as many details as possible such as your name, organization, contact information, dates requested and the topics you are intesersted in learning about, and he will contact you within 3 business days to discuss your needs and set up a customized presentation.
Thank you for supporting survivors of abuse in our community!
