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02/12/2025

Happy TDVAM & Wear Orange Day!!! 🧡🧡🧡

11/20/2024

Today we are at Mt. Olive High School talking to their freshman students, and while chatting with the teacher this morning she shared with me they are doing a lyric analysis of popular songs and their messages about relationships. This is one of our favorite classroom activities!!

This throw back song is always one of my go-to’s as an example! Drop some songs in the comments below and later we will do some lyric analysis on stories👇🏼

10/19/2023

It’s Purple Thursday!!! Please wear purple to raise awareness for domestic violence today (and all month long🤪)
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04/05/2023

Shout out to Mount Olive High School seniors for hosting another incredible Community Awareness Night 👏🏼 we look forward to it every year!

Program educator Lauren came tonight to provide resources and support to this group of student leaders who’s project focused on emotional abuse 💜

If you are looking for support contact us at 1-877-RU-ABUSED. Connecting with us at JBWS is safe, free, and confidential.

03/17/2023

The other day we posted about ghosting and how unfair that can be to the other person even if it feels easier for you. Communication when ending a fling (or relationship) is about being clear, direct, and honest (within reason aka this helps them understand why it’s no longer working for you, and it’s not hurtful).

Firstly I want to acknowledge these examples are all text messages, and the clear preference is in person or over the phone. But if we are going to text to end a fling, here are some samples on how to do it...

Option one is “good.", while this certainly doesn’t contain a lot of information, and the person could be left confused, they did at least reach out and say something. Saying something is almost always better than nothing at all. They did leave the door open giving the other person hope they could reconnect, and while you may say this to make someone feel better, it could mess with them if you don’t really mean it.

Option two is “better.”, here they apologize and take ownership if they miscommunicated their intentions. But it's still a bit vague just saying they don’t want a relationship anymore. They are also wishing them well for the future, and formally closing the door to the possibility of something, which is great closure for the other person!

Option three is the “best!”, this person took ownership that they weren’t clear in the beginning. They are admitting it sucks to do this via text, and are also giving clear concrete reasons why the situation isn’t working so the other person isn’t left asking questions and wondering. It’s also pretty kind for delivering some sucky and disappointing information.

Takeaways ✨
- be clear + end the situation (don’t leave the person hanging on to a flash of hope).
- be honest and admit it kind of sucks to do over text
- if you can, give the person a reason so they aren’t sitting there playing the what-if game or wondering what happened or blaming themself.

03/13/2023

ghost·ing
/ˈɡōstiNG/
the practice of ending a personal relationship with someone by suddenly and without explanation withdrawing from all communication.

it's honestly just mean! & a pretty selfish decision because it spares you from having to say something hard, but can leave the other person in a painful and confusing position. this can cause self doubt and for an amazing human to wonder what they did wrong or feel insecure about themself.. but in reality the relationship just might not be working, which is completely OKAY.

02/16/2023

One week ago today was our 10th Annual Teens for Healthy Relationships Conference. We were joined by 8 high schools reaching over 85 student leaders and staff members!!

Drew University we are so grateful for your support and hospitality hosting our conference and leading a session educating students and staff about Title IX!!

During our conference we created social media content (stay tuned for our Tik Tok debut😉), heard the story of a Morris County survivor, and screened the brand new film Last Drop!!

Thank YOU all for coming! We cannot wait for next year 🧡🧡🧡

02/07/2023

Remember to wear orange tomorrow to raise awareness for TDVAM!!🧡🧡🧡

If you are looking for support contact us at 1-877-RU-ABUSED. Connecting with us at JBWS is safe, free, and confidential.

02/02/2023

Helllooooo TDVAM!! Stay tuned all month for the answers to these questions ☝🏼 along with education, discussion, and announcements!

Some highlights to start with include WEAR ORANGE DAY, on Tuesday February 7th.

At No2DatingAbuse we are looking forward to a month of learning and raising awareness about teen dating abuse 🧡🧡🧡

Check out our toolkit filled with resources and ideas to raise awareness (located in the bio)

If you are looking for support contact us at 1-877-RU-ABUSED. Connecting with us at JBWS is safe, free, and confidential.

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Morristown, NJ
07962

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm
Sunday	9am - 4pm

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+19732677520

Website

http://www.jbws.org/

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