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Dec 1, 2017 18 min

Bullying: Adjusting Perspectives on Deadly Misconceptions

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Bullying is often limited to being one of the biggest causes of suicide and depression amongst school-aged youth. Nothing could be further from the truth. Bullying affects people of ALL ages and walks of life. In this episode, we discuss this and other misconceptions about bullying: what it means, the role of vulnerability, setting proper expectations, self-defense, and a path forward for those looking to conquer the effects of bullying, not cope with them. Ending bullying is a false hope -- Empowering people to deal with it is not.

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