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Healthy and Safe Choices (Relationships)

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  • Is this a HEALTHY or UNHEALTHY relationship?
    Unhealthy. Do not spend time with people who hurt your feelings.
  • Do all friends hug each other?
    No, some friends do not touch. Some friends will high five and wave and talk from a distance only.
  • You do NOT know this person. He is being friendly and offers you a ride home. What do you do?
    Do NOT get in the car with a stranger. Walk away. Tell a trusted adult in your Circle of Support.
  • How many friends do you want? Is it okay to have a lot of friends or just a few?
    Yes, you can have any number of friends. People are different.
  • A stranger asked you a question. What do you do next?
    Walk away, do not talk to them, tell a trusted adult in your Circle of Support.
  • Who is a trusted adult in your Circle of Support you can tell?
    Parent, older sibling, teacher, Ms. Gibbs, police officer
  • Acquaintance? Friend? Stranger?
    Friend
  • Is it okay to share personal information with your parents, teachers, and doctors?
    Yes, parents and community helpers need your personal information to help you.
  • Michael wants to join a social group. Did he ask appropriately?
    Yes, Michael asked very politely. He paused and then asked when it was quiet.
  • In a friendship or a romantic relationship, both people have to agree to be in the relationship together. What if one person changes their mind and says "No, I don't want to be in the relationship with you anymore."
    Say okay and walk away. You can make another friend or find a different relationship.
  • Do all your friends stay in your life forever?
    No, some friends just stay in our lives for a short time. You can make new friends when as you grow and change.
  • Name 3 acquaintances in your life.
    Neighbor, teacher, co-workers, other IATP students, friends' parents
  • Do I share my online passwords with my friends?
    No, only share passwords with parents or very trusted adults. Friends do not need your password.
  • Is a work friend DIFFERENT from or SAME as a childhood friend?
    Different. Childhood friends are closer to your family. Be more professional with work friends.
  • Is it healthy to hug your acquaintances? (Neighbors, teachers, co-workers, other IATP students, friends' parents)
    No, acquaintances usually do not share physical contact.
  • Where in Irvine do we see many strangers?
    grocery store, post office, restaurants, etc.
  • True or False: I have to ask first before I join a group.
    True. Ask first.
  • You feel sad about school. You do not like to go. Can you talk to your family members about this?
    Yes, this is a personal topic that you can share with your families. Since it's about school, you can also talk to your teacher about it.
  • Does everybody have all 5 relationships? (For example, does everybody have a Romantic Relationship?)
    No, some people have fewer relationships. Some people have more.
  • Are these two people acquaintances or strangers?
    Acquaintances talk about general things, small talk.
  • Name 2 family members who are IMMEDIATE and 2 who are EXTENDED.
    Immediate: Mom/Dad, Brother/Sister - Extended: Aunt/Uncle/Cousin/Grandparents
  • Michael is upset. He asked politely to join a group, but the other people said, No. What can Michael do to to calm down?
    Talk to a friend or family member. Reach out to his Circle of Support. Exercise. Relax. Meditate. Try again with another group when he feels better.
  • Is it OK to give a small smile and nod while we walk past strangers on CBI?
    Yes, only a small nod and smile is okay. Keep your distance and do not engage in conversation. It's not safe.