This September 2, 2014 Health Day article found on the Philly.com website talks about how family meals can help prevent kids from being negatively impacted by cyber-bullying. The article also offers a reminder to parents to be aware of what you kids are doing online so you can help head off problems before they get out of hand.
Related articles
- Cyberbullying a Real Problem, With Child Safety Never More Threatened Due to the Internet (eteknix.com)
- Cyberbullying Leads To Depression, Substance Abuse and Internet Addiction Among Teenagers (hngn.com)
- School-Based Cyberbullying Interventions (education.com)
- Active role for parents needed against cyberbullying (o.canada.com)
- Cyberbullying only rarely the sole factor identified in teen suicides (sciencedaily.com)
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