| View Larger Image | Breaking the Cycle of Teen Dating Violence | DVDDirected By: Ph.D. Charlie Chapin
| List Price: | $49.95 | |
| | Binding: | DVD | | Rating: |  | | Run Time: | 37 minutes | | Format: | Color, NTSC, Director's Cut, DVD | | Studio: | Moonshadow Productions | | Number of Discs: | 100 | | Sales Rank: | 111,793th |
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FEATURES | - Helps viewers see the destructive nature of rough relationships
- Provides introspection into violent relationships
- Teaches viewers to find a way out of harmful relationships
- Sets a standard for a healthy relationship
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Product Description
The Choice is Yours: Breaking The Cycle of Teen Dating Violence
This riveting educational documentary helps viewers see how they can unwittingly be transformed from victim of abuse into abuser. Teen dating violence is an essential link that is both cause and effect for deeper cycles of domestic violence. Many young women mistakenly believe that getting the bad boy to love them makes them more special than all of the other girls. When this fails, desperate victims often fight back out of a sense of survivalif they survive. Not surprisingly, young women and young men are often too embarrassed to report the fact that they are being abused. Tragically, when children see the violence between Mom & Dad, this often sets the stage for a next generation of abuser and abused. The story is hosted by a veteran team leader of a district attorneys family crimes division and authenticated by current and former inmates. All provide introspection and a candid, and sometimes disturbing look at harm that runs much deeper than visible physical scars. The video offers several ways to successfully break the cycle of domestic violence by recognizing the behavior for where it leads, ending the relationships, having an escape plan and changing the predictable outcomes. |
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