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HEALTH-PROMOTING RELATIONSHIPS
A “health-promoting relationship” (HPR) is a way of being with youth that enables their healthy development and well-being by cultivating protective beliefs. This specific approach to relationships is 1) intentional towards the outcomes of health and well-being and 2) offers a means to reach those outcomes by enabling youth to increase control over, and to improve, their health.
Below you will find a variety of different resources to support learning and application of HPR concepts and strategies.
Please reach out to us at adapt@wb.hidta.org if we can be of assistance.
Orientation to Health-Promoting Relationships
HPR Resources
Health-Promoting Relationships Paradigm Toolkit
The purpose of this toolkit is to operationalize and support application of the Health-Promoting Relationships Paradigm. This paradigm describes a fundamental way of being in relationships that can cultivate protective beliefs in youth ages 11-18 to prevent mental and behavioral health risks and promote flourishing.
Health-Promoting Relationships Curriculum
The HPR curriculum illuminates specific HPR topics, strategies, and practices unfolded in a logical sequence to promote understanding and application. The weekly learning modules are designed in a way that they can be used independently or synthesized into a clear learning pathway that demonstrates how foundational concepts, application strategies, and ongoing practice fit together as a complete approach to building health-promoting relationships.