Lesson 6 109 Copyright 2018 Marline E. Pearson How Does It Feel? Three Questions To Ask Unhealthy Healthy Conditional? or Unconditional? Controlling? or Equal, respectful, Disrespectful? and supportive? Mostly sex, status, material? or Attraction on many levels? Announce they will now do a fun activity to explore six different types of relationships. The six types of relationships are 1) conditional 2) unconditional 3) controlling or disrespectful 4) respectful, equal, and supportive 5) mostly about sex, status, or material things and 6) attraction on many levels. Divide participants into six groups and distribute one card (Six Types of Relationships, Resource 6a) to each group. Each card describes one of the relationship types. Have sculpting supplies in a central area for everyone to use or prepare bags of supplies for each group. If you have a very small group, three groups can do two sculptures each—one for each of the contrasting types. ❖ Each group has a card that describes one of the six types of relationships. Three are healthy and three unhealthy. Have one person read the card titled Controlling Relationship aloud to the group to demonstrate this activity. Put up the example of it and read the bullets on the slide. (PP) Ask: • Is this a healthy relationship or an unhealthy one? • Have any of you ever seen a relationship like this? What behaviors do you see? • What is it like to be around this couple? • If you were in that type of relationship, how would it feel to you? ❖ (PP) Here are your directions. One person reads the card aloud to everyone in the group. Use the discussion questions on the PowerPoint slide first to talk about this kind of a relationship. Activity: Relationship Sculptures