Learn about the types of online bullying and steps you and your child can take to combat them. By Alice Langholt |
 | The long-term effects of bullying can include depression, trust issues and even thoughts of suicide. Parents need to watch for the warning signs of bullying and get involved when it happens. By Alice Langholt |
Verbal bullying can be just as damaging as physical bullying, leading to a loss of self esteem, anxiety in social situations and depression. By Alice Langholt |
 | School bullying remains a very real problem, despite attempts to control it. Here are some ways parents can work with schools to stop bullying. By Alice Langholt |
Physical bullying can destroy a teen's self esteem, leading to suicidal thoughts, depression or drug and alcohol abuse. Know the warning signs and what you can do to support your child. By Alice Langholt |
 | With the potential for long-term psychological damage to both victim and the bully, figuring out how to stop bullying is of paramount importance. There are right and wrong ways for parents to help a child stop bullying. Some actions could make the situation worse, so it's important to know where to turn for help. By Alice Langholt |
Why do people bully? The old image of the child with low self esteem has given way to a deeper understanding of the reasons for negative behavior toward others. By Jenney Cheever |
Kids can struggle to learn how to deal with a bully, because feelings of shame and weakness get in the way of telling others about the problem. By Jenney Cheever |
Anti-bullying activities can help young kids understand what bullying is, and help older kids put a stop to it. By Jenney Cheever |
Knowing the causes of bullying is the first step in controlling this serious problem. Learn about the personality traits that are common to bullies and their victims. By Jenney Cheever |
