Relationships

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Relationships

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Unite Students: Relationships – how do you know if they are healthy?

Relationship advice - The deep truth you must know if you ever want to have a chance of maintaining a healthy relationship. These are hard truths, that many people will discount, as they travel the road from disastrous relationship to disastrous relations
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Disrespect nobody:

Abuse in relationships can happen to anyone. It’s not normal, it’s never okay and definitely not part of a healthy relationship. It isn’t always physical, it can be emotional and sexual abuse too. If your relationship leaves you feeling scared, intimidated or controlled, it’s possible you’re in an abusive relationship.

If you’re experiencing abuse, or have done in the past, please remember that you’re not to blame and there are people who can help you.

Helpful resources:

Support is available

Confidential support and advice for staff and students, staffed by Sexual Offences Liaison Officer Anni Parr.

If you would like to discuss informally anything regarding sexual assault we have an advice drop in, this is done in confidence unless you request otherwise Please feel free to drop-in, no appointment is needed. 

If you feel you need to talk to somebody as a matter of urgency please visit the Student Hub, Charles Seale-Hayne Library. You can also contact Sexual Offences Liaison Officer Anni Parr at 11875@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk. Alternatively, visit our ‘staying safe’ page.

Connect

  • Relate Plymouth  provides a range of counselling services for those who are having difficulties with their relationships.
  • Elefriends is a supportive online community where you can be yourself. We all know what it’s like to struggle sometimes, but now there’s a safe place to listen, share and be heard.