Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.

The Better Mental Health Show

Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.

  • Episode 6: “Bullying Research” ft. Dr. Kelly Lynn Mulvey

Episode 6: “Bullying Research” ft. Dr. Kelly Lynn Mulvey

Sunday 2nd December 2018

Join Dr. Fasano and Dr. Mulvey as they explore the impact of bullying on kids' mental health and discuss tailored interventions to support victims.
33 minutes
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The Better Mental Health Show
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Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
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Bullying's Hidden Toll: Insights from Dr. Kelly Lynn Mulvey

We can support victims once they have been victimized... it'll be so intriguing to look at those different biases, and to see what that means for how we can support kids who are being targeted.
Bullying isn't just playground scuffles; it's a pervasive issue that impacts kids deeply, both online and offline. In this episode of 'The Better Mental Health Show', Dr. Christopher Fasano sits down with psychologist Dr. Kelly Lynn Mulvey to dissect the complexities of bullying. They dive into Dr. Mulvey's research, revealing startling statistics like one in four kids reporting being bullied. But it's not just about numbers; they explore the emotional and academic toll on victims and even the bullies themselves.
Dr. Mulvey emphasizes that tailored interventions are crucial, as different types of bullying require different approaches. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for parents and educators alike, offering practical advice on how to support children caught in the web of bullying. From understanding bias-based bullying to implementing effective prevention programs, you'll find actionable steps to make a real difference.
Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that goes beyond the surface to address the root causes and long-term impacts of bullying.