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Breaking the Dating Violence Cycle
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Oprah offers resources to teens in violent relationships.
If you're involved in an abusive relationship or know someone who is, there are many people you can turn to for help.

Call the National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline at 866-331-9474. It's totally anonymous and is staffed by teen and adult advocates.

Visit LoveIsNotAbuse.com. This website has guides for parents and more.

The 10 questions parents need to ask their teens

Warning signs of relationship violence Watch

After the show, Oprah and Tyra's conversation continues! Watch
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From The Oprah Winfrey Show A Special Report: Tyra Banks and Dating Violence
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