BULLYING 2.0

Course overview

Bullying is a growing problem among today's youth and involves the repeated and habitual use of force or threats with the intention to coerce, abuse, intimidate, or dominate its victims. Today, 25-35% of students now report that they have been bullied in school and caregivers are increasingly faced with this presenting problem. Drs. Clark and Straub explain the nature of bulling in its various forms and the impact on its victims, emotionally, socially and psychologically. They describe the four distinct categories and how to empower victims and parents to develop effective intervention and prevention strategies that mental health professionals can teach them.