Healthy Relationships Initiative
It’s been said, “A woman’s work is never done.” How does this notion apply to the “work” of recovery from addiction, and what barriers can add to the challenges of that work? Join HRI, Fellowship Hall, and the UNC Greensboro
By establishing open, honest communication and striving for kindness in your relationships, you can build stronger and deeper connections with the ones you love!
Healthy relationships are built on mutual respect. Validating and valuing someone’s feelings, even if you don’t understand them, goes a long way in establishing trust and deepening connection.
In a balanced relationship, both people are able to maintain their individuality and have their needs met. They share mutual respect and strive to support one another during challenges, as well as accomplishments.
When you set boundaries in your relationships, you are protecting your identity, dreams, fears, and limits. Healthy boundaries allow both you and the other person to feel heard, respected, and valued in the relationship!
In a healthy relationship, both partners are seen as individuals with their own lives, identities, dreams, values, fears, and anxieties. They are not an extension of one another. Instead, they are two separate and whole people who choose to share
Kindness builds the foundation for happy, healthy, and safe relationships. Do something kind for someone you care about today!
Being present with your child shows them that they are loved, respected, and valued. When you stay in the moment, you can learn more about your child, showing them that you care about their interests and well-being.