By Michael Butkus, PhD, LP on July 12, 2012
When it comes to bullying, there are consequences for both the victim and perpetrator. Michael Butkus, PhD, LP, provides the following Q&A that can help. [...]
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By Mayo Clinic on June 12, 2012
Guidelines aim to help primary care doctors, mental health specialists better care for difficult-to-manage youth showing aggression. Mayo Clinic researchers, in collaboration with other research [...]
Posted in Articles Topics: aggression, bullies, bullying, Childhood Agression, Mayo Clinic, mental health
By Mary Kay Hoal on May 31, 2012
A new youth-driven campaign aims to stop bullying where it begins: with kids and the choices they make. “I Choose” (www.WhatDoYouChoose.org), available free to schools [...]
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By Dr. Joan Simeo Munson on May 21, 2012
As parents, few situations are more difficult to deal with than having a child who is showing aggressive behavior toward other children. "I'm not allowed [...]
Posted in Articles Topics: aggressive behavior, aggressive behavior in children, bullies, bullying, mean kids, negative behavior
By Anthony Sills on May 7, 2012
With the controversial, and acclaimed, film "Bully" in theaters and constant coverage in the news media, it seems bullying is a widespread problem in communities [...]
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By Ed Murphy on April 27, 2012
Traditionally, bullying was always thought of as the big guy picking on the little guy, making fun of the new freshman, stealing lunch money from [...]
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By Pat Wyman on April 24, 2012
Education company’s second initiative takes a stand against bullying and other tough-to-teach topics. Learn360Awareness, an initiative from Learn360 designed to build awareness of specific topics and link supporting educational content [...]
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By Tommy Walser on April 13, 2012
Bullying has become one of the biggest issues among children, teens and even adults in last decade or so. As the bullying epidemic continues to [...]
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By A.O. Scott on April 12, 2012
“Bully,” Lee Hirsch’s moving and troubling documentary about the misery some children inflict upon others, arrives at a moment when bullying, long tolerated as a fact [...]
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By Marshall Reid on April 9, 2012
Project “Portion Size Me” was inspired by ten-year-old Marshall, who was tired of being picked on, unhappy with his appearance and feeling down on himself. [...]
Posted in Articles Topics: a healthy guide for kids, bullied because of my size, bullies, bullying, help for overweight kids, help kids lose weight, how to get healthy, obesity in kids, overweight kids, portion size me
