Bullying by the Numbers
A Breakdown of Bullying Statistics and Facts
A Breakdown of Bullying Statistics and Facts
Understanding the Bullying Trend and Discovering New Ways to Combat It
“While bullying existed when we were kids, it has shifted dramatically from the stereotypical playground bully who pushed others around for their lunch money. Today, bullying takes many forms including girl bullying. In 2009, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) found that “one in four adolescent girls has been the perpetrator of …
First, focus on your child. Be supportive and gather information. Never tell your child to ignore the bullying. Often, trying to ignore bullying allows it to become more serious. It also sends a message to your child that you don’t think it is serious and they will be less likely to continue to report such …
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Youth Mental Health First Aid Training information. Click to see brochure with times/location. YMHFA Sept Training
How Teens Can Learn to Manage Anxiety without Turning to Drugs and Alcohol Between the social pressures, changing bodies, and burgeoning responsibilities, teens are at a high risk of developing anxiety problems. And those teens are also at a high risk of turning to drugs and alcohol to help them cope. While some may find …
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New research finds silver lining in kids’ resilience, but experts emphasize vigilance. Read the whole article.