Love Bites Respectful Relationships Workshop running July 2025
Psyche Mental Health Centre are proud to be facilitating the Love Bites Respectful Relationships workshops in 2025 with first group running in Sorell on the 8th & 9th of July!
If you 15-18 years old (or know someone who is) and are keen to explore what makes a respectful relationship then we would love you to join us for two days of real talk, connection, and learning in a safe, supportive space—completely FREE!
📅 When? 12pm-4pm, 8th & 9th July (school holidays)
📍 Where? Psyche Mental Health Centre, 12 Fitzroy St, Sorell
💡What to bring? Just yourself—we’ve got everything else covered, including food & drinks!
What is Love Bites?
Love Bites is a nationally recognized program developed by the National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (NAPCAN) to educate and empower young people about respectful relationships, consent, and violence prevention. Designed for teens, this interactive program uses engaging discussions, creative activities, and real-life scenarios to promote healthy relationships based on equality and respect. By fostering open conversations and critical thinking, Love Bites equips young people with the knowledge and skills to navigate relationships safely and confidently.
Why is Love Bites Important?
Love Bites plays a crucial role in educating young people about healthy relationships, consent, and violence prevention by:
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Promoting Respectful Relationships – it teaches our young people the foundations of healthy, equal, and respectful relationships.
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Encouraging Open Conversations – it creates a safe space for participants to discuss sensitive topics like consent, boundaries, and power dynamics.
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Preventing Gender-Based Violence – it raises awareness about domestic violence, sexual assault, and coercion, equipping participants with tools to recognize and prevent harm.
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Empowering Young People – helps participants develop confidence, communication skills, and the ability to set personal boundaries.
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Supports Positive Social Change – the program challenges harmful stereotypes, promotes gender equality, and fosters a culture of respect in schools and communities.
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Interactive & Engaging Learning – the program uses creative activities, real-life scenarios, and discussions to make learning impactful and relatable.
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Encouraging Peer Advocacy – inspires participants to become role models and advocates for respectful relationships in their communities.
Interested in participating or finding out more?
If you are a young person (or have a young person in your life) and would be interested in finding out more information or putting your name down to participate in the program, send us a message so we can start the conversation about respectful relationships!