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Teen Economic Abuse (TEA) Safety Card (PDF Only)

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Teen Economic Abuse (TEA) is a form of dating violence that involves the use of financial control to create dependency and block pathways. This PDF safety card focuses on healthy teen relationships, pointing out signs of unhealthy behavior, and providing tips and resources to lead to a healthier relationship.

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