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Building Teen Confidence After Being Bullied

Dr. Kevin Skinner emphasizes the importance of providing support to teens who have been severely bullied by ensuring they have someone on their side, like a parent or school personnel, to defend them and address the issue proactively.

It’s crucial to communicate that bullying is unacceptable and to involve the school if necessary. Equally important is addressing the emotional impact on the child by exploring any negative beliefs they may have developed, such as feeling unworthy or different.

By asking thoughtful questions like “Why do you think people bully?” parents can guide their child to understand that bullying often stems from the bully’s own struggles, teaching them to see the situation differently. This approach helps the child rebuild confidence, recognize their own worth, and feel safe to express their emotions.

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