Conflict in Relationships
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, attendees will be able to:
- Learn about the scope of intimate partner violence.
- Recognize the signs of intimate partner violence.
- Learn about early action and reporting options.
Institutional Resources
If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
| UTHealth Student Health and Counseling Services | 713-500-5171 |
| UTHealth Crisis Hotline: IM UT | 713-500-4688 |
| Workplace Violence | 713-792-7867 (STOP/2-STOP) |
| UTHealth Employee Assistance Programs | 713-500-3327 |
| MD Anderson Employee Assistance Program | 713-745-6901 |
| UTHealth Title IX Office | 713-500-2255 |
| MD Anderson Title IX Office | 713-745-6947 |
Additional Resources
| Houston Area Women’s Center | 713-528-2121 |
| Houston Area Women’s Center, Rape Crisis Hotline | 713-528-7273 |
| National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) | 877-739-3895 |
| Domestic Violence Hotline | 713-528-2121 |
| National Domestic Violence Hotline | 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) |
| Aid to the Victims of Domestic Violence (AVDA) | 713-224-9911 |
| National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) | 303-839-1852 |
Helpful Links
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Violence Prevention website
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Sexual Violence Prevention website
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Preventing Sexual Violence
The University of Texas at Austin Institute on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault
Upcoming Classes
General audience safety classes are offered regularly to MD Anderson and UTHealth employees and students. Departments and work groups can also request safety classes. All classes are at 10:30AM unless otherwise noted.
*Please Note: UT Police Safety Classes are offered to MD Anderson and UTHealth Houston students and workforce members only. Other community members please check your local agencies for similar offerings.