Submitted by monkeygirl on October 11, 2007

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Bullying Prevention

Family Therapy As A Bullying Intervention Method
Although bullying was once dismissed as a part of growing up, we now know that bullying has severe consequences. Bullying traumatizes hundreds, if not millions, of students each year, preventing them from receiving a proper and acceptable education. One of the common challenges is recognizing bullying and preventing situations. Due to an instable home environment, the child’s environment contributes to their anger and aggression. Family therapy may effectively treat children who bully and help them acknowledge their actions and prevent future bullying.
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