"When a kid is excluded from social activities… the outcomes... [are] as detrimental as if they got kicked, punched or slapped every day."

In India, what we’re often told is “love” and “care” is actually a violation of boundaries -- making us prone to overlook abuse.

"Pink was all the rage during [my] time," said the head of Taiwan's Central Epidemic Command Centre.

Research proved that bullying others increased bullies' tendency to internalize their problems, which later led to mental health struggles.

The stigma over periods won't end until sex education is inclusive.

The changes might increase their risk for anxiety, depression.

One reason could be the rapid spread of the means for online harassment: phones.

Demands for improving online safety continue to capture headlines, often for the worst reasons.. While this outcry has signaled renewed interest in “stamping out” cyber-bullying and reinvigorated health and well-being protocols for young people, interventions continue to fall behind the 

Luckily, it really does get better.  A new study has provided the strongest evidence to date that exposure to bullying is directly responsible for mental health issues years later — but also evidence that these detrimental effects decrease over time. 

PROBLEM: My 8-year-old son is a bully. I’m not sure how he became this way. We’ve always tried to teach him to share and be nice. But I see him bullying other kids, treating them badly, and I am ashamed. 

Normally an American presidential election would be far afield for a discussion of parenting — except that these days, I usually have something related to the US presidential election on the TV when the kids are home. So, while I was