Parents

The summer break can be a great time for parents to refresh bullying prevention strategies, strengthen communication with their children, and prepare for the

Students with a behavioral, emotional, or developmental disability are at a greater risk for bullying – in fact, according to a study published in the Americ

Having conversations about phone use and cyberbullying before any problems arise can set the tone that you are open and will be thoughtful, if they should ha

Often kids and teens don’t share their online interactions with their parents, until these interactions become unbearable and even then they may say nothing.

We know that for otherwise healthy children, bullying can affect social skills and friendships, self-esteem, and may increase anxiety and depression.

Pediatric health care providers are an important front line in spotting victimization and are in a position to advise parents and advocate for their patients