Dr Karyn Healy on bullying and how to address it (#32)

<p>2:19 - what drew Dr Healy to study bullying?  </p><p>4:18 - the difference between bullying and teasing.  </p><p>6:30 - hurtful comments can be innocent or intentional.  </p><p>8:40 - teasing can actually be relationship building.  </p><p>10:32 - is bullying more prevalent now?  </p><p>11:23 - is bullying getting worse or are we more sensitive now?  </p><p>12:41 - effects of bullying.  </p><p>15:46 - the risk factors that perpetuates bullying.  </p><p>17:56 - how should we respond to bullying?  </p><p>21:47 - standing up to the bully.  </p><p>27:59 - effective strategies for responding to bullies.  </p><p>31:44 - how can parents help when their child is bullied?  </p><p>34:22 - empathy for the bully.  </p><p>42:01 - what causes people to bully?  </p><p>45:48 - what if my child is the bully?  </p><p>46:54 - saying "no" to your child.  </p><p>48:16 - how home life impacts bullying.  </p><p>49:38 - does teaching empathy improve bullying?  </p><p>54:41 - do buddy benches work?  </p><p>56:04 - how to make friends?  </p><p>58:50 - choosing the right school.  </p><p>59:57 - importance of teaching kids to be independent.  </p><p>1:01:51 - programs that address bullying.  </p><p>1:05:38 - how to intervene when you notice bullying.  </p><p>1:09:05 - connect with Dr Karyn Healy. </p><p>You can find more detailed show notes with links to references at: <a href="https://candourpodcast.com/dr-karyn-healy/" target="_blank">https://candourpodcast.com/dr-karyn-healy/</a></p>