Bullying can occur in adults and children and may be physical, verbal, social, cyber, sexual, or prejudicial. A person may bully another individual using more than one type.

Bullying can be physical, verbal or take place online, via social media networks or direct messaging. For a parent, it can be overwhelming to know where to start.

We just finished “celebrating” National Bullying Awareness Month in October, but bullying itself is far from over. (Because, no, bullies don’t take a break the other 11 months of the year ...

I recently received some commentary regarding a post about bullying I wrote in October of 2012. To be specific, the first author seemed to suggest that the techniques I suggested don't work ...

She said that one in five children will report being bullied at some point in their lives, with boys more likely to face physical bullying and girls often experiencing relational or verbal ...

Here’s what they found: Many toxic bosses thrive on bullying. They think their tirades help the organization, rather than hurt it. They can ridicule an employee in front of the entire staff and ...

Bullying and cyberbullying are top concerns for parents. Studies show about one in three children experience bullying at some point in their lives, with 10–14% facing chronic bullying that lasts ...