The National Center for Victims of Crime reports that as many as 25% of high school age students report to know about dating violence among their peers. This type of abuse can be physical, sexual or emotional, but is almost always long lasting and can impact relationships for the rest of a teens life.
It’s never too early to think about your teen’s self esteem. There are several signs that parents should look out for that could signal that a teen is in an abusive relationship. Recognizing these signs and talking to your teens about their options can be critical to helping them developing and maintain healthy relationships.
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