Meet Christie, a typical 16 year old girl. She used to enjoy hanging out with her friends, watching movies, and listening to music; but lately Christie doesn’t talk as much, and the only person she hangs out with these days is her boyfriend Josh.

Christie’s been fighting with her mom a lot. Christie's best friend Amy has noticed a change in her too. Now Christie is always upset, and Josh is all she ever talks about.

Lately Christie finds herself doing things just to keep Josh happy and to prevent arguments between them. If you ask her, she would tell you ‘It’s just easier this way’.

Are all relationships this complicated? Christie loves her boyfriend Josh, but there are things about him she does not like. She needs some help, but she is unsure who to ask.

Is Christie in an abusive relationship? It's not always clear if you or someone you love is in an abusive relationship. There can be many questions with no easy answers.

*This DVD includes the following...
1. A linear version of the program (20 minutes)
2. An interactive version (15 minutes) designed to help young adults learn and generalize the warning signs, dispel myths, and begin to learn skills necessary for safe conflict resolution.
3. A scene menu allowing the audience to go back and view selected scenes independently.
4. A making of documentary highlighting the students who worked in front of and behind the camera, and an interview with the producer (Kathy Thompson) about what makes this program so unique
5. A DVD-ROM folder containing worksheets to customize projects to classroom or group needs
6. A glossary of useful terms for teachers and facilitators (available as PDF or Word Doc