We know that bullying happens, but children and adolescents may not always share their experiences with adults. How can parents, teachers, and other adults know what the signs of bullying are and how to prevent it? MindPath's Deborah Edgefield, LCSW shares her expertise and guidance on how to spot, address, and prevent bullying.
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