Additional tools and resources to help you protect your child from bullying The time to teach your kid the skills they need to succeed in life is now! |
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Resources offered by Jennifer: Jen's Essay: Innoculating Against Bullying 7 Ways to Help Your Child Cope With Bullying 53 Tips on How to handle bullies Cost and Liability of Workplace Bullying - video lesson
Can anything really be done about bullying? From Daytime (national tv show)
Resources offered by others Harrassment, Bullying and Free Expression - guidelines for free and safe public schools Network of attorneys who can help with cyberbullying courtesy of CivilNation The Trevor Project - preventing suicide among LGBTQ youth. Suicide Intervention Handbook - From the Manatee County Schools List of anti-bullying organizations from Pacer Best Practices for Schools looking to implement an anti-bullying policy by Trudy Ludwig Moblizing bystanders to stand up to bullies by Dr. Michele Borba A Counselors Guide to Bullying - by Sue Scheff - chock full of information and links to resources Bullying Module - from the American Psychological Association - chock full of excellent science based recommendations Articles and Resources on Bullying from the International Bullying Prevention Association. Includes best practices, research and more. Bullying education from Bullyingcourse.com Understanding Bullying - this is simply one of the best explanations of the Bullying dynamic I have read - from Eye PAT out of England Association for Humanistic Psychology - professional directory - bullying is traumatic and it can cause ptsd. If your child is suffering, get them professional help. Bullying Resources for parents and children from Miami Dade Schools - again - excellent set of resources NoBullyPedia - from xbullied. This is an online resource that pulls together information and best practices from all sources available. HollaBack - ending online street harrassment and sexual violence Resources for Bully Proof Classrooms - http://bullyproofclassroom.com/websites
Introduction to Operant Conditioning Operant Conditioning Overview - Excellent though a bit long and technical but of specific interest is the section on punishment in operant conditioning. Basically - providing punishment is less effective than eliminating the reward when you are trying to extinguish a behavior. How Dogs Learn via Operant Conditioning - great overview of techniques Cyber BullyingCyberbullying blog from McAfee - http://blogs.mcafee.com/tag/cyberbullying - lots of great articles here - important reading. The Cyberbullying research center - http://cyberbullying.us/ - up-to-date information about the nature, extent, causes, and consequences of cyberbullying among adolescents. Parent Education Center at Loving Our Children - http://www.loveourchildrenusa.org/parentinged.php - the right hand column is a list of links on bullying and cyberbullying resources that are worth checking out. IKeepSafe - http://www.ikeepsafe.org/ - resources for parents to help teach their child about online safety Cyberbullying: how bullies have moved from the playground to the web by onlinecollege.org Online bullying: identifying target, bully, and bystander behavior by Microsoft Bullying and Cyberbullying for teachers - training module from Bully Stoppers |
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About the Author:
Jen teaches parents practical ways they can protect their kids from bullying. Using techniques she learned from her mother as well as from her experience as a dolphin trainer in Hawaii. These skills are so easy to learn even a kindergartner can understand them.
As a mother herself, Jen taught these skills to her son when he was a kindergartener and he was easily able to put them into practice the very next day. And, yes, they worked, he even endorsed her book, The Bully Vaccine.
Helping Parents Help Their Kids
To learn more about how Jennifer can help parents help their kids, or to make volume purchases of her books, contact her at: jen@jen-hancock.com
Humanistic Parenting Information
If you are interested in learning more Humanistic Parenting techniques and would like to attend one of Jennifer's workshops, please visit her at: http://humanisticparenting.info
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