Trusted Adult Resources
One Love believes that adults play a vital role helping educate and recognize the healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors emerging in young people. Our trusted adult program equips parents, caregivers and other adults with tools to engage their children in these critical conversations and provide action steps they can take if they suspect their child (or a child they work with) is in an unhealthy or potentially dangerous situation.
Parent & Caregiver Guide
This guide helps parents and caregivers to talk with their teens about healthy and unhealthy relationships. Through self-reflection prompts, conversation tools, and practical exercises, you’ll learn about modern-day adolescence, strengthening your connection, and approaching relationship conversations with confidence. It’s self-paced and designed to be revisited over time.
Educator Guide
This guide serves middle and high school educators with plug-and-play discussion questions, teaching points, and activities that promote healthy relationships and a positive classroom experience. Perfect for independent or professional development use, it encourages reflection and practical application to help educators create safe and inclusive spaces where students can learn and grow.
Additional Resources
Our evidence-based curriculum teaches young people how to identify – and to know what to do when they see – the signs of an unhealthy relationship in their own or their friends’ lives. These seven learning objectives summarize the skills and beliefs that are key to positively changing relationship behavior:
Know the signs and spot the signs
Understand the 10 Signs of a Healthy and Unhealthy Relationship and be able to recognize them in your life and in the relationships around you.
Engage in conversations about healthy 
and unhealthy relationships
To change the norms around relationship health, we need to go beyond recognizing the healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors we see around us and begin talking about them with others.
Practice healthy relationship behaviors
Everyone deserves to be in healthy relationships. This means (1) live the 10 Signs of a Healthy Relationship, (2) set expectations for what we deserve in a relationship, and (3) build a healthy relationship with ourselves.
Communicate boundaries and 
practice consent
Setting and respecting boundaries of all types - physical, digital, emotional - are central to a healthy relationship.
Help a friend in an unhealthy relationship
To effectively help our friends, we need to recognize when they are experiencing or engaging in unhealthy behaviors, have the courage to have the conversation, and knowledge of how to do so safely.
Navigate endings
Understanding when and how to end a relationship requires thoughtful decision-making under stressful circumstancing, even more so when the relationship might be dangerous and there is a need for safety planning.
Access resources when in need
To get support, you need to know who to turn to – parents, trusted adult, professionals, peers – and be willing to reach out, even when it might be uncomfortable.
Visit our comprehensive Education Center for free resources, guides, training courses, live events, and tools to support you in bringing One Love’s educational programs to your community. We promise you don’t want to miss it.
