The Relationship Foundation offers training material for professionals in social service agencies & organizations and teachers & students in schools.
Below you can purchase our training material. Please allow a week for these publications to arrive after purchase.
Healthy Relationships 101 Curriculum for Teachers
Our Teacher Curriculum introduces a communication skill set called ‘Nonviolent Communication (NVC),’ developed by clinical psychologist Marshall Rosenberg, Ph.D. This work is a key component of the life skills introduced in our curriculum. The curriculum builds a safety net for students who live in environments that could potentially compromise their mental, emotional, and physical health.
- $125 for printed copy
- $95 for digital copy
- Discounts available for higher quantities
Healthy Relationships 101 Guidebook for Facilitators
Our Facilitator Guidebook introduces a communication skill set called ‘Nonviolent Communication (NVC),’ developed by clinical psychologist Marshall Rosenberg, Ph.D. This work is a key component of the life-skills introduced in this curriculum. The guidebook builds a safety net for participants who exist in environments that could potentially compromise their mental, emotional, and physical health.
- $125 for printed copy
- $95 for digital copy
- Discounts available for higher quantities
Formal Endorsement of The Relationship Foundation’s curriculum
From the desk of Dr. Vincent J. Felitti
“The Healthy Relationships 101 Curriculum is an important and promising program being introduced in NYC public schools. Its ultimate goal is to improve the personal and social lives of students by focusing on interpersonal relationships, as well as advancing their conventional education. The impressive approach is based on major recent findings that explain how unspoken adverse childhood experiences, which are common despite being overwhelmingly unrecognized, affect our socioemotional function and well-being, as well as our educational and occupational success.
The Nonviolent Communication approach used to understand, explore, and teach basic relationship phenomena (such as interpersonal awareness, empathy, and self-expression) are highly imaginative as well as interactive. The Healthy Relationship 101 program has enormous potential and holds real promise for improving society.”
— Vincent J Felitti, MD
Research Co-Director
Adverse Childhood Experiences Study