1. Different types of violence and their impacts
1.1. In any form, violence and abuse profoundly affect individual health and well - being
1.2. Physical Violence
1.3. Emotional Violence
1.4. Psychological Violence
1.5. Cultural violence
1.6. Verbal Abuse
1.7. Neglect
1.8. Domestic violence
2. Support Services in Preventing Violence
2.1. Women's Resource and Drop in Centre
2.2. Society for community peace
3. Peer Pressure
3.1. can lead to issues such as drug abuse, alchohol abuse, and circumstances with group dynamics where you could unintentionally be involving yourself with "the wrong crowd"
3.1.1. could end up hurting other people by just association and leading to rumours or gossip of what is said
3.1.2. look to situations leading to injury for more on drug and alcohol abuse
4. Aggressive people
4.1. impulsive decisions
5. Poor /Abusive Relationships
5.1. Controlling Behaviours
6. Recognizing Bullying Behaviour
6.1. possessive
6.2. continuous
6.2.1. in order for it to be considered bullying as discussed in younger ages it has to be done more than once
6.2.1.1. one mean comment although distructive can be considered differently than bullying as it is not continuous on one participant
6.3. targeted
6.4. need to reach out to guardians and school faculty / admin and teachers
7. Rumours / Gossiping
7.1. strongly hurt self esteem
7.2. create untruthful situations and standards of people
7.2.1. result in problem circumstances
7.3. rude and create rivalries
7.4. talking behind peoples backs
7.4.1. the truth still leaks and ends up hurting the participant being talked about
7.5. contact someone like the social advisor in your school who can help with friendship issues
7.5.1. if problem and words used are strong enough to spark real problems and concern drastic measures can and will be taken
7.5.1.1. acts with the principals and certain policies are put in place
8. Incompetent people
8.1. group work and situations
8.1.1. dealing with how to navigate them
8.1.1.1. without snapping and losing it on people
8.2. the baffoons of the world
8.3. can't always open your mouth because a fight may result
8.3.1. need to learn to bite your tongue
8.4. avoidance
8.5. bullying
9. Avoidance Techniques
9.1. distance yourself from the problem
10. Miscommunication
10.1. see relationships
10.2. Creates crossed boundaries
10.3. members uncomfortable with situation
10.3.1. but because of not communicating
10.3.1.1. situation can escalate and put you in a risk situation
11. Respect
11.1. has to be held in all parties of situations in order to prevent other issues arriving in the start of another or continuing/making worse of a situation.
12. Situations Leading to Injury
12.1. Drug abuse
12.1.1. future effects on health
12.1.1.1. addiction
12.1.1.2. Dropping out of school
12.1.1.2.1. not getting diplomas and courses from university to then get a decent career or job
12.1.1.2.2. not having proper support than can be provided from faculty and admin
12.1.1.3. Life and Death Situations
12.1.1.3.1. driving well under the influence
12.1.1.4. Therapy needed for all of these issues
12.1.1.4.1. sources need to be provided for members as well as family and relatives
12.2. Alcohol abuse
12.2.1. similar circumstances to drug abuse
12.2.1.1. Driving under the influence
12.2.1.1.1. harm yourself
12.2.1.1.2. harm others
12.3. Depression
12.3.1. isolation from others
12.3.1.1. distancing yourself
12.3.1.2. relationship issues
12.3.1.3. Family issues
12.3.1.4. friendship issues
12.3.1.5. social life and time with other people disappear
12.3.1.6. social skills vanish
12.3.1.6.1. school grades drop
12.4. Fighting
12.4.1. injury statuses
13. High Risk Situations
13.1. Bullying
13.2. Depression
13.3. negative school conflict
14. Applying Possible Solutions
14.1. keep conversation open with admin and faculty of school
14.1.1. if a situation occurs that creates a circumstance in which you do not feel comfortable you must talk to someone
14.1.1.1. whether this starts off small finding someone you feel you can trust, to a larger scale of support services and counseling.
14.1.1.1.1. talking to someone is never going to get you in more trouble, even if thats what the situation feels like
14.2. keep conversation open with your family members, relatives, guardians. This allows them to be involved in the happenings of your life and help to direct tricky issues
14.2.1. this can help in preventing a problem instead of fixing an issue after its resulted
15. Hazing
15.1. Gangs
15.1.1. don't get involved with people in gangs
15.1.1.1. stay away from situations that involve people you do not feel comfortable around
15.1.2. Peer Pressure
15.1.3. Keep conversation open with family members and friends, potentially school admin if the situation involves school
15.1.3.1. if you are going somewhere that may not feel comfortable or safe, notify someone the place you are going and particular time you should be back at
15.1.3.1.1. this provides a solution if you get in a risky situation someone is thinking about you and find help
15.2. being forced into something you are not prepared or comfortable for
15.2.1. need to reach out to a teacher but you're worried if you do this you will get into even more trouble and they will beat you up even more
15.2.1.1. to recover from these panic thoughts you must first realize by talking to somebody even though you may be worried they will hurt you even more, their are support services and helpful adults that can and will keep you safe if you are able to remain calm and explain the situation rationally.
16. Popularity
16.1. depression can result if too much pressure is placed and jealousy and envy
16.1.1. "cliques and group dynamics"
16.1.1.1. Loneliness
17. Dramatic People
17.1. can raise situations and create problems out of seemingly nothing
17.2. sometimes may have to be ignored as if they are not shown interest in , they themselves may lose interest
17.2.1. can look for drama and can be used as a form of harassment on people because of social media aspects and popularity aspects. social life can be affected and relationships broken
17.3. rumours created
17.3.1. detrimental affects on self esteem
18. Harassment
18.1. little minions who follow you around everywhere
18.2. continuous remarks and comments with intentions of hurt
18.3. connect to other forms and high risk situations
19. Policies
19.1. school admin
19.1.1. code of conduct
19.1.2. zero tolerance
19.1.3. codes
19.1.4. conducting awareness
19.1.5. helpline
19.1.6. discipline
19.2. expectations
19.2.1. counseling
20. Relationships
20.1. navigating a relationship is tricky thing and you have to make sure respect is held in members.
20.1.1. if issues arise of a controlling partner
20.1.1.1. you must communicate your concerns
20.1.1.1.1. if this ends up heightening the anger in the situation this is a major safety issue
20.1.1.1.2. in a relationship of any kind, including friendships and family relationships
20.1.1.2. come to a negotiated agreement and compromise