Respectful Relationships

Any association, good or bad that you have with other people.

Involves sharing intellectual, physical and emotional aspects of your life with other individuals or groups.

People that you know for a considerable amount of time that you would not consider as a friend.

The practice or condition of having a single sexual partner during a period of time.

A mutual trust that relationships establish where individuals respect each other's boundaries.

A component of positive communication, where the listener reflects back on what is being said to clarify the message.

A form of sexual activity, where both people want to be involved.

Intervention in a relationship dispute in an attempt to resolve it.

Any form of behaviour that is not wanted, offends, humiliates or intimidates you.

Listening and understanding both people's opinions and points of view to work towards a compromise that suits both people.

Means having an understanding of how another person is feeling.

An abuse of power, in an intimate or family relationship, which causes a person to live in fear.

Any form of pressured sex or sexual degradation carried out against the will of the victim.

A plan in which is put in place to identify people in which you can trust, if you need assistant is needed.

A range of differences that exist between people, communities, including abilities, interests, age disability, religion and sexuality.