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Relationship Health & Safety Checks

Unhealthy Pattern Behaviour Check

Notice behaviours that affect respect, freedom, safety and energy in the relationship.

Important: This free behaviour assessment is for awareness and guidance. It is not medical, psychiatric or legal advice. If you are facing abuse, trauma symptoms, self-harm thoughts or immediate danger, contact a qualified professional or emergency support in your area.
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1. I show respect and care through small daily actions in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Notice effort and respond warmly.
  • Avoid mocking, ignoring or putting the other person down.

2. The other person shows respect and care through small daily actions in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Notices effort and responds warmly.
  • Avoids mocking, ignoring or putting me down.

3. I protect respect, safety and free choice in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Stop when someone says they feel unsafe.
  • Avoid pressure, threats, blame or mind games.

4. The other person protects respect, safety and free choice in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Stops when someone says they feel unsafe.
  • Avoids pressure, threats, blame or mind games.

5. I protect respect, safety and free choice in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Stop when someone says they feel unsafe.
  • Avoid pressure, threats, blame or mind games.

6. The other person protects respect, safety and free choice in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Stops when someone says they feel unsafe.
  • Avoids pressure, threats, blame or mind games.

7. I protect respect, safety and free choice in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Stop when someone says they feel unsafe.
  • Avoid pressure, threats, blame or mind games.

8. The other person protects respect, safety and free choice in this relationship.

Examples you can observe:
  • Stops when someone says they feel unsafe.
  • Avoids pressure, threats, blame or mind games.
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