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Using Individual-Oriented Relationship Education to Prevent Family Violence

Relationship aggression has negative effects on adults, children, and society. In this article, we outline the potential benefits of using relationship education programs that are designed for and delivered to individuals (rather than couples) for preventing relationship aggression. Next, we briefly review one such program, Within My Reach, and related research on its effectiveness in preventing relationship aggression. Implications of this research for future research, clinical practice, and policy are also discussed.