Bully-Bully: Knowing Signs to Look for and Ways to Keep our Children Safe

Bully-Bully: Knowing Signs to Look for and Ways to Keep our Children Safe

17th June 2016

Melisa Fleming, PhD, LPC-S, and Program Director for Laurel Ridge Treatment Center, leads a session for educators and mental health professionals using experiential activities and role play to look at different forms of bullying that people experience, and build skills to empower not only professionals, but those seeking help.

The learning objectives for this 6-part video series include:

Define different types of bullying.
Know the signs that a child is being bullied or is bullying others.
Develop skills to empower children, parents and professionals.

Clarity Child Guidance Center hosted this presentation during Claritycon2016 on June 17, 2016.

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Claritycon

Claritycon is Clarity Child Guidance Center’s annual summit on children’s mental health. Created in 2013, this conference equips educators, therapists, physicians, social workers, childcare workers, and community members with important children’s mental health information.

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Bully-Bully: Knowing Signs to Look for and Ways to Keep our Children Safe

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