The document discusses healthy and unhealthy relationships as well as bullying. Healthy relationships are based on honesty, trust, respect, communication and both parties working together and supporting each other. Unhealthy relationships often involve abuse, disrespect and a lack of communication. Bullying is common among teens and can have serious negative impacts, while bystanders supporting victims and reporting bullying could help reduce it.

2. Healthy Relationships
• Healthy relationships are a key to a happy and healthy life.
• Honesty, trust, and respect are among the most important aspects of a
good relationship.
• Both people need to work on a relationship.
• Relationships are like bank accounts, you have to deposit and withdraw
support.
• Good communication is also needed in order to help out each other and
to improve the relationship.
• Both sides need to be able to change and support each other.

3. Unhealthy Relationships
• Unhealthy relationships can be
devastating to some people.
• Often these relationships suffer from a
lack of communication, respect, or
honesty.
• Verbal, emotional, or physical abuse is
common behaviour for these
relationships.
• It is very unhealthy to be in these
relationships yet people still remain in
them.
• Respect is the most important trait in a
relationship of any kind.
• Teens may grow up in a household of
abusive relationships and think it is
normal but it is not.

4. Bullying
• In Canada thousands of teenagers are
bullied every day.
• A bully may not even realize that they
are bullying someone.
• In 2010, 1 in 3 teens reported being
cyberbullied in the past few months.
• Teens who are bullied are twice as
likely to attempt suicide than those who
are not.
• Many bullies dismiss it as “just joking”
even though they purposely hurt other
feelings.
• Those who bully put others down to try
and make themselves seem more cool
or to make themselves feel better.

5. Preventing Bullying
• The prevention of bullying is best achieved if everyone is made aware
of the issues.
• Most instances of bullying happen with bystanders present.
• These bystanders need to support the victim and not ignore the
situation.
• Whenever someone ignores bullying, bystanders are just as
responsible for the situation as the bully.
• If everyone who sees bullying prevents and reports it, bullying would
become much less popular.

6. BIBLIOGRAPHY
• http://images.clipartpanda.com/bully-clipart-dc7Brrgc9.png
• http://kidshealth.org/teen/your_mind/relationships/healthy_relationship.html
• http://www.lifeoptimizer.org/2008/08/25/good-relationships/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=S0fxIG1HIOo&feature=share&list=PLy1aka2Ed4bAQDpnSEKjCTJYfCNt
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• http://blogs.brandeis.edu/samgajewski/files/2011/11/31145271.jpg

7. BIBLIOGRAPHY
• http://images.clipartpanda.com/bully-clipart-dc7Brrgc9.png
• http://kidshealth.org/teen/your_mind/relationships/healthy_relationship.html
• http://www.lifeoptimizer.org/2008/08/25/good-relationships/
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=S0fxIG1HIOo&feature=share&list=PLy1aka2Ed4bAQDpnSEKjCTJYfCNt
O5kOs
• http://blogs.brandeis.edu/samgajewski/files/2011/11/31145271.jpg