For many students, university is a period of significant personal and social development during which they begin exploring romantic relationships and forming long-term relationship expectations. However, young adults often enter the dating world with limited knowledge about healthy relationship dynamics, effective communication, emotional intimacy, and potential relationship risks. This program is designed to provide students with comprehensive relationship education and practical interpersonal skills that promote healthy, respectful, and fulfilling romantic relationships.
The program consists of 10 weekly sessions:
Understanding Love and Attraction, Knowing Yourself Before Dating, Meeting Potential Partners and Starting Relationships, Healthy Dating Practices, Communication Skills for Relationships,
Trust, Respect, and Emotional Intimacy, Managing Conflict and Relationship Challenges, Recognizing Unhealthy Relationship Patterns, Maintaining Healthy Long-Term Relationships, Breakups, Rejection, and Relationship Resilience
Through psychoeducation, self-reflection, guided discussions, and practical exercises, students develop the knowledge and skills needed to form healthy relationships, navigate dating responsibly, avoid common relationship difficulties, and build positive, respectful, and emotionally supportive partnerships.
Program pricing is country-specific, with payment available in the local currency.