Parents/Caretakers

Many people living in higher-weight bodies have experienced stigma and discrimination. One manifestation of this is weight-based bullying.

As a school counselro in Potomac, Maryland, Mrs. Sarah Kanter has made it her mission to cut bullying off at the pass….before it starts.

February 26 – March 4, 2018 is Eating Disorders Awareness Week and an opportunity to talk about the connection between bullying and eating disorders.

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.

After an exhaustive review of research, the Assessing Prevention and Implementing Change resource was developed by the Health Resources and Services Administ

CDC’s suicide prevention technical package is based on the best available evidence to prevent or reduce public health problems like suicide. 

While being kind might sound easy, it is complex.

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

Bullying is a form of youth violence – and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has resources states and communities can use to stop it.