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How can I have a healthy relationship in college?

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Gwendolyn Francavillo
Health and Wellness Coordinator, Gallaudet University

Gwendolyn Roberts Francavillo is the Health and Wellness Coordinator and an Adjunct faculty member at Gallaudet University in Washington, DC.  Previously, Gwendolyn directed the Wellness and Fitness Programs and was a faculty member in the Exercise Science Department at The George Washington University in Washington, DC.  Gwendolyn went to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County for her undergraduate degree, received her Master’s of Public Health with an emphasis in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at The George Washington University, and studied at the University of Maryland, College Park for her PhD.  Gwendolyn has published articles in peer-reviewed journals, presented at numerous local and national conferences, and received funding for health education initiatives.

How can I have a healthy relationship in college?

 

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Gwendolyn Francavillo: Hi! I am Gwendolyn Francavillo, Health and Wellness Coordinator at Gallaudet University and now we are going to be talking about relationships and peer pressure.

Speaker: How can I have a healthy relationship?

Gwendolyn Francavillo: A healthy relationship has different components. So you want to make sure you are communicating effectively with each other. So you are really listening. So you are talking to one another and actually actively listening. So you are repeating back to people what they are saying, full communication. You also make sure you're enjoying your time together. So you're having fun, you are sharing interest; you're doing things that they like to do as well as things that you like do. You are supporting one another to good times and tough times, and being together is really adding to your life and not taking away from your life.

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