by Taylor Bennett | Nov 14, 2018 | Counseling News, Mental Health, Resolving Common Family Problems
When two people divorce, the whole family is often affected: but the children that are involved are especially vulnerable to suffering in the wake of their parents’ divorce. Fortunately, parents can take action to ensure their child makes a smooth transition and help...
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 | 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...
by Kim Matone, LPCA | Oct 30, 2018 | Bullying Awareness and Prevention, Counseling News, Mental Health
Many parents are concerned about their children being subjected to bullying, but we often forget to consider another possibility: that our child is the bully. If you’re concerned about this possibility, you can take measures to talk to your child and stop their...
by Taylor Bennett | Oct 29, 2018 | Bullying Awareness and Prevention, Counseling News, Mental Health
It’s important you understand it yourself before educating your kids on bullying: for instance, bullying doesn’t just occur at school but in the household. Oftentimes, bullies are created in the household after they are bullied themselves by family members, like...
