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How Parents Can Address Childhood Bullying

Daily Herald - Lurie Children’s Hospital Children’s Health

Most people understand that bullying is inherently wrong and harmful, but many people might not know what to look for or feel empowered to discuss the topic with their children, whether due to their own discomfort, their child's, or an uncertainty of how to start.  The reality is that bullying can have both immediate and long-term, dangerous consequences if not addressed appropriately. Carmen Holley, LCSW, Director of Early Childhood and Community Engagement at Lurie Children's Center for Childhood Resilience, shines a light on the impact of bullying today and the role parents can play.

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