Types of Relationships for Teens
Let's start with the basics. When you think of the word "relationship," what people or situations come to mind? There are four basic types of relationships that encompass all of these situations: family, friends, casual and romantic. As we get older, we learn that there are a variety of relationships we can have with other people.
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Below are sources PAMF accessed when researching this topic. PAMF, however, does not sponsor or endorse any of these sites, nor does PAMF guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on them.
Healthy Relationships: A Guide for Teens, Center for Young Women's Health. Accessed March 2008.
Developed with funding from the Education Division of PAMF and Youth Venture
Writers: Julia Ransohoff, Christina Jeffery, and Nancy Brown, PhD
with Katie Ransohoff, Joanna Yang, Anna Rafferty, Leigha Winters & Nigel Anderson
Below are sources PAMF accessed when researching this topic. PAMF, however, does not sponsor or endorse any of these sites, nor does PAMF guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on them.
Healthy Relationships: A Guide for Teens, Center for Young Women's Health. Accessed March 2008.
Developed with funding from the Education Division of PAMF and Youth Venture
Writers: Julia Ransohoff, Christina Jeffery, and Nancy Brown, PhD
with Katie Ransohoff, Joanna Yang, Anna Rafferty, Leigha Winters & Nigel Anderson