Brendan Cutuli
Brendan Cutuli
S2E16: Bullying In Children With Tracey Maxfield
S2E16: Bullying In Children With Tracey Maxfield
S2E16: Bullying In Children With Tracey Maxfield
Thursday 18th June 2020
Tracey Maxfield talks about the mental health effects of childhood bullying and shares helpful resources for support on 'Mental Insights'.
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Get the buttons here!Addressing Childhood Bullying: Insights from Tracey Maxfield
unless we address it, the chances of your child then going on to develop a mental disorder is huge, and we know what's happening in the states and actually in Britain. There's now death by suicide related to bullying, and they call it bullyside.
Bullying in children isn't just a playground problem; it's a serious issue that can lead to lasting mental health challenges. In this episode of 'Mental Insights', host Brendan Cutuli sits down with Tracey Maxfield, a seasoned nurse and author, to shed light on the profound impact bullying can have on young minds. Tracey, who has over 37 years of nursing experience and is certified in gerontology and dementia care, brings a wealth of knowledge to the table.
Her personal journey through clinical depression adds depth to her understanding of mental health issues. Tracey discusses how bullying can trigger disorders such as depression, anxiety, and even eating disorders in children. She emphasizes the crucial role that education and accessible resources play in combating this issue. According to Tracey, parents and peers are on the front lines of this battle and must be equipped with the right tools to support children facing bullying.
During the conversation, Tracey highlights valuable resources like StopBullying.gov and Kids Help Phone, which provide essential support and information for both children and adults. These platforms can help educate kids about the dangers of bullying and offer practical advice for dealing with it. Tracey's message is clear: addressing bullying head-on is vital to preventing the associated mental health issues and potential tragedies like suicide. By coming together as a community, we can create a safer environment for our children.
Tune in to this episode of 'Mental Insights' to gain a deeper understanding of the mental health challenges linked to childhood bullying and discover actionable steps you can take to make a difference.