Ages 14–25 are when relationships form. When patterns are set. When early education matters most.
Right now, most young women are taught to recognize violence, but not manipulation. They're told to leave unhealthy situations, but not how to recognize them early.
The result: Many don't recognize unhealthy relationship dynamics until they're already entangled.
Our solution: The Warning Signs teaches the patterns that precede abuse—so students can recognize them before they become trapped.
Most abuse education focuses on crisis response. We focus on early recognition—before crisis arrives. This aligns with modern trauma-informed school practices.
We don't just teach 'leave if it's bad.' We teach what 'bad' actually looks like. We cover all types of abuse, not just violence. We explain why women stay, so students understand without judgment.
No licensing fees. No payment per student. No freemium model. It's completely free. Your budget stays intact.
Built on research on abuse dynamics and trauma-informed education. Written by a survivor and educator. Tested with real students. Effective.
The course covers 10 modules across three phases:
Each module: 1,500–2,500 words, formatted for easy reading, includes real-world examples and survivor stories. Text-based, no video required, accessible to all students.
All options: Free for students, supported by us, tracked so you know who's completed.
"I didn't realize that what my friend is experiencing is actually a pattern. This course helped me understand what's happening—and how to support her without judgment."
"I thought I was too smart to miss abuse. This course showed me that it's not about intelligence—it's about recognizing patterns early. That changed everything."
"I'm not in an unhealthy relationship, but now I know what to look for. And I can actually help my friends understand their situations."
Research shows:
Our course is built on this research. We teach understanding before judgment. Prevention before crisis. Recognition before entanglement.
"Integrating The Warning Signs into our health curriculum was one of the best decisions we've made. Students are more aware. Parents appreciate it. And we've had students open up about their own situations who wouldn't have otherwise."
"As a school counselor, I'm grateful for this resource. It gives students language for what they're experiencing. It removes shame. And it opens conversations about healthy relationships that we weren't having before."
"Our students took the course during orientation. Parents loved it. We've seen students come to us with concerns about their relationships because they recognized patterns. That's exactly what we want."
Cost: Free for your students. Optional training available ($500–2,000 depending on scope).
We offer age-appropriate versions. Our primary course is designed for ages 14+. We also have a high school version (14–18) and college version (18+). Contact us to discuss what's right for your students.
That's normal. We provide a parent information sheet explaining the course and its benefits. Most parents appreciate the educational focus. Some schools send a letter home before students start.
The course includes guidance on what to do. We also provide training on how to handle disclosures responsibly. You're not expected to be counselors—but having resources is important.
Yes. We can adapt content for your specific context, add local resources, customize examples, etc. This requires additional work from us, so there may be a fee.
Typically 20–30 minutes to read. Discussion/processing time varies. Can be standalone or integrated into class time.
Perfect. Many schools combine this course with guest speakers, peer support programs, or counselor workshops. We're happy to coordinate.
1. Read the course — Get a sense of what students will learn
2. Schedule a call — We'll discuss your needs, timeline, and integration approach
3. Plan with your team — Decide how and when to roll it out
4. Launch — We set up access and support you through rollout
5. Track & adjust — We provide data and feedback so you can optimize