by Taylor Bennett | Nov 2, 2018 | Bullying Awareness and Prevention, Counseling News, Mental Health
Bullying and harassment are similar in that the perpetrator hurts or harms their victims and typically without remorse. That said, there are differences between the two such as why the perpetrators engage in the abusive behaviors. Bullies typically seek a feeling of...
by Taylor Bennett | Nov 2, 2018 | Bullying Awareness and Prevention, Counseling News, Mental Health
Cyberbullying is a form of bullying in which the perpetrator uses technological means to harass, demean, tease, or threaten their victim(s). Cyberbullies can attack their victims via social media, text, phone call, or email, anytime and anywhere, so long as they have...
by Taylor Bennett | Nov 1, 2018 | Bullying Awareness and Prevention, Counseling News, Mental Health
Our friends are some of the last people we’d expect to bully us or mistreat us in anyway, but it happens and it’s important to know what that looks like. While disagreeing and hurting each other’s feelings every now and then is normal, it is not normal nor okay for a...
by Taylor Bennett | Nov 1, 2018 | Bullying Awareness and Prevention, Counseling News
Every single day, people are bullied by their peers: in school, at work, and elsewhere. An important question to ask when it comes to bullying is why: why do bullies bully? A few factors are involved, including whether or not actions are taken by a community to...
by Taylor Bennett | Oct 31, 2018 | Bullying Awareness and Prevention, Counseling News, Mental Health
Bullies aren’t just kids who pick on their classmates at school—people of all ages and in all settings, including at work, can become a bully. Bullying at work can look a lot like childhood bullying, in that it can involve teasing, name-calling, gossiping, and...
