Dating Violence Prevention Workshop
Loves Me Loves Me Not is a dating violence prevention workshop presented by domestic violence survivor and inspirational speaker Chi T. Mathias Reed. It's goal is to increase understanding of teen dating abuse; enable students to reach out to a friend or family member who may be experiencing dating abuse; increase help-seeking behavior among students involved in abusive dating relationships; and educate on what healthy dating relationships look like.
KNOW THE FACTS.
HOST THE LOVES ME LOVES ME NOT WORKSHOP @ your school, church, or for your community organization.
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HOST THE LOVES ME LOVES ME NOT WORKSHOP @ your school, church, or for your community organization.
#LMLMN #LOVEISNOTABUSE #LOVEDOSENTHURT #IAMCYCLEBREAKER
What Attendees Are Saying About Loves Me Loves Me Not...
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"I love that the information that I learned can be applied to all relationships, not just dating relationships. I also learned some things about myself and will seek help. Thank you so much!" |
"Thank you very much for this workshop. I will use the information shared to assess my relationship and initiate discussions about the things you discussed." |
" Your story was very inspiring. Thank you for coming to our school and teaching us. |
"Hearing your story of how you have persevered through tragedy and abuse helped me so much. |
"Thank you so much for sharing your story and providing such needed information yesterday. I know you’ve heard this many times but I want to say it again…you are TRULY a blessing. Our students are really grateful for the information you shared." Shay Montgomery, Communities In Schools of Marietta/Cobb County Site Coordinator, South Cobb High School
Chi T. Mathias is masterful in designing relevant and timely content, meeting her audience where they are so she can take them on a journey of self-exploration and positive affirmation. ‘It Starts With Me’ helped my students gain skills in building safe and healthy relationships, giving them the agency to decide how to practice self-love and respect in their most important relationships, starting with self and then using those as building blocks in creating healthy relationships with others. I recommend that ALL students learn these important life and leadership skills.” |
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“Chi T. Mathias is creative, compassionate and communicates effectively with her audience. I contacted Chi to present her ‘Loves Me Loves Me Not’ to our Girls For Christ group at North County Christian School. Her virtual presentation was insightful and engaging, enabling our students to gain new skills to identify healthy versus abusive teen dating relationships, and ways students can support a friend or peer who may be experiencing relational abuse. At the end of the session, one student commented that based on what she learned in the session, she may have a friend that may be in a relationship that raised concerns for her. The student committed to being supportive and sharing what she learned about a healthy relationship with her friend.” |
February Is Teen Dating Violence Prevention Awareness Month
