Conflict in Relationships: Breaking the Cycle of Abuse
The course familiarizes attendees with Texas laws associated with family violence, dating violence, sexual assault
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course attendees will be able to:
- Examine workplace violence and workplace conflict
- Explore other types of violence including domestic violence, elder abuse, child abuse, and the various forms of sexual assault
- Identify signs of domestic abuse
- Learn to respond to and help prevent various forms of abuse
Watch Conflict in Relationships: Breaking the Cycle of Abuse Playlist
Playlist Video 1: Learning to Trust Your Instincts
Playlist Video 2: 'What I see'
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 | 713-500-3131 |
| 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 |
| Domestic Violence Hotline | 713-528-2121 |
| National Domestic Violence Hotline | 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) |
| United Way | 713-957-4357 or dial “211” anywhere in the state of Texas |
| Aid to the Victims of Domestic Violence (AVDA) | 713-224-9911 |
| National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) | 303-839-1852 |
Helpful Links
CDC Violence Prevention - Violence affects peoples from all socioeconomic backgrounds in all stages of life. Learn how to stop violence before it begins.
Texas Attorney General - Family Violence Brochure
