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Reasons To Be Beautiful Magazine Adds Susie Kroll to “Ask the Experts”

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Watch for the launch on June 10 of a brand new site for the home of Reasons to be Beautiful, A Magazine for Genuine Women.  Fervently working behind the scenes, the staff is presenting a new interactive website for all things beautiful geared towards young women. http://www.reasonstobebeautiful.com One of the regular columns is “Ask the Experts,” which will feature Teen Dating Violence Expert, Susie Kroll, available to answer questions and give advice on maintaining healthy and safe relationships. Kroll will first be interviewed by the staff in the featured issue, then will continue as a regular with the magazine. She has vast knowledge, keeps her finger on the pulse of young women, and often holds presentations for schools, universities, sororities, women’s groups and conferences.  She regularly volunteers with a local domestic violence agency and counsels young women that violence is not just an “adult” issue, but often starts in earlier, teenage relationships. Susie Kroll says, “Relationships don’t come with a GPS. Learning the signs of teen dating violence will help you take the right relationship …

Susie Kroll is Reaching Out to Students During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

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  Susie Kroll says, “Relationships don’t come with a GPS. Learning the signs of teen dating violence will help you take the right relationship road so you can arrive at your healthy relationship destination.” Teen Dating Violence (DV) Prevention and Awareness Month is a national effort to raise awareness about abuse in youth relationships and promote programs that prevent it during the month of February. The repercussions of teen dating violence are impossible to ignore – they hurt not just the young people victimized but also their families, friends, schools and communities. Throughout February, organizations and individuals nationwide are coming together to highlight the need to educate young people about healthy relationships, teach healthy relationship skills and prevent the devastating cycle of abuse. Susie Kroll is holding awareness classes and teen groups in Snohomish County, WA  for the whole month of February to bring her message to teens at the time when they most need to hear it. Domestic Violence isn’t just an “Adult” issue. It starts early and it’s called Teen Dating Violence. My …