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Suggested Sites for Additional Information
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American Psychological Association
The most prestigious professional psychology organization, the
APA, treats bullying on its website which explores all sorts of
Psychological Disorders. In its section devoted to bullying,
parents are given insight on the topic through press releases,
articles, books/videos, internal APA resources and psychology
news. Articles offer tips and advice for parents handling this
situation.
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Bully Whys
Think your child may be a bully? Want to learn how to handle the
situation without damaging your child’s self esteem? This
website helps parents of bullied children and parents who may
believe their child is a bully. The menu of articles that you
may click on lead you to a site called Suite 101.com, written
and copyrighted by freelance writer Julie Clark from Virginia.
The focus is the “hows and whys” of bullying.
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Cheryl Dellasega,
PhD
Cheryl Dellasega, PhD, is a published expert on relational
aggression, the author of author of Girl Wars, Surviving
Ophelia, The Starving Family, and Mean Girls Grown Up, well
known books on the subject. She discusses the unique issues that
confront mothers, girls and others who care about them.
Dellasega writes with over 25 years of experience on female
relationships.
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Ophelia Project
The primary national organization on Relational Aggression is
the Ophelia Project, renowned for its model program in Erie,
Pennsylvania. The not-for-profit group was created by a mother
whose daughter was teased to the point of suicide, thus the
name. The site also includes free information to individuals,
links to a range of electronic and print resources, advice for
adults and children, a subscription to a monthly newsletter and
a section for children and adults to share their stories.
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