Safety and Violence Protection
run away from the situation as soon as possible, or tell a trusted adult
important skill to protect yourself from something you did not consent to
saying no to substance offers
way to prevent substance abuse
mood, energy, brain development
Aspects of your body that can be affected by food choices
the ability to cope and deal with normal life stresses
social and emotional health
overgrowth of cells
cancer
tell a trusted adult as soon as possible
when should you tell a trusted adult about being abused
making it widely known to teens and older children of the dangers of substance abuse
way to prevent substance abuse
fruit, meat, nuts, veggies
Examples of healthy food choices
acting awkwardly around others in public places
lack of social and emotional heath
taking responsibility of yours or someone else's behavior/health
Self-management
any threat to your physical protection
Safety violence
feeling restless, annoyed, and antsy
substance addiction
Sugar, fats
What to avoid consuming in order to maintain a healthy diet
allows you to build healthy relationships with others
social health
the ability to communicate needs, speaking up for yourself
Advocacy
threats, verbal abuse, physical abuse
Examples of safety violence
mood changes, feelings of restlessness
symptoms of withdrawal from substance addiction
exercise, healthy eating, constant water consumption
Ways to prevent diseases
you are in control of your words, feelings, and thoughts
emotional health
when someone else does something to you, without consent, to make you uncomfortable
Abuse
Avoiding violence is important for the well-being of students at school
Why is it so important to avoid violence at school?
avoid peer pressure, keep a well balanced life
ways to avoid substance abuse
cancer, heart disease, diabetes
Common diseases that are important to prevent
talk about your feelings, stay active, eat well
ways to maintain your social and emotional health
abusing someone by negatively cutting them down using words
Verbal abuse