A relationship with addiction is never a healthy one. The Revelstoke Women's Shelter, in collaboration with the Revelstoke Secondary School, will educate youth as part of National Addictions Awareness Week.
Many don't realize that unhealthy aspects and behaviours in their relationship is part of the Cycle of Abuse. In the third column of the Recognizing Healthy Relationships series we discuss this merry-go-round of emotions.
Is your relationship making you unhappy? In this second Recognising Healthy Relationships article from the Revelstoke Women's Shelter's, we look at toxic relationship habits.
Battered women, angry men — abuse always happens to someone else. But these stereotypes are not the reality. The first part of this Recognising Healthy Relationships series from the Revelstoke Women's Shelter debunks the myths about abuse and those who seek help from the shelter.
Second-hand does not mean second best as Revelstoke women get ready to bargain hunt at the clothing swap on Saturday May 14, with all proceeds going towards the Revelstoke Women's Shelter Society.
Local yoga teachers are wanted for a trauma-informed yoga program, funded by the Public Health Authority of Canada, which the Revelstoke Women's Shelter Society will be one of first in B.C. to receive.
