This Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, KCHD Violence Prevention Health Educator Amy Rowling talks about possible signs that your teen may be in an unhealthy relationship. #TDVAM #loveisrespect | Knox County Health Department

Teen dating violence: What parents need to know

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Prevention starts with connection. When communities, schools and families create spaces where teens feel supported and heard, it builds trust and reduces risk for dating violence. Early conversations about healthy relationships and setting boundaries lay the foundations for prevention. It starts with a trusted adult who listens and guides. Teens, text LOVEIS to 22522. For resources for teens, caregivers, family members and teachers

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