Standing Up to Bullies

Adopted children may be bullied about their race, their family status, or just for being "different." Help your child stand up to tormentors with these strategies.

by Debbie B. Riley, LCMFT

TAGS: Development & Learning, Friends & Family, Preteens, Racial Identity, Teens

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October 27, 2015

A young girl being bullied about adoption

How can you respond to bullying or protect your teen from becoming a target?

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Standing Up to Bullies

Adopted children may be bullied about their race, their family status, or just for being "different." Help your child stand up to tormentors with these strategies.

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