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How do Bullies Keep Finding My Kid?

How do Bullies Keep Finding My Kid?Bullying is a major issue among teens, and if your son is on the receiving end of it, it’s easier to wonder how bullies keep finding your kid. Bullies seek out people who they don’t believe will stand up to them, and it’s easy for young people to be intimidated by them. This is because it can be difficult to assert yourself, and teens are at a very delicate time in their lives where this problem is even harder. If your child is the victim of this horrible act, it can unfortunately have many negative effects on him.

This issue should never be ignored, because it can lead it’s victims to experiencing many mental health problems. Liahona Academy specializes in helping young men cope with this issue, so please call us if your son needs assistance at 1-855-587-1416.

Effects of Being Bullied

“Bullying” is a term that can refer to many things. Among these include name-calling, teasing, starting rumors, yelling, or physically attacking someone. Because adolescence is such a fragile time of life where teens are just building up their self-esteem and confidence, bullying can set them back very severely in this area. It can make them feel sad, lonely, nervous, scared to go to school, and can distract from their school work. In many cases, it can go as extreme as causing depression. It’s quite uncommon for adolescents to open up about the problem if they are the target of a bully, because it’s often seen as something to be embarrassed about. This is very dangerous because without intervention, the issue usually just persists. Feeling the sadness, loneliness, and depression that are caused from this can have numerous negative long-term effects. In order to avoid them, it is key that parents seek help for their kids as soon as they gain knowledge of the situation.

Liahona Academy Works With Bullied Boys

Liahona Academy understands how being bullied can affect a young man. We work to help them regain their confidence, sense of worth, happiness, and ability to stand up for themselves. If you would like your son to receive our top-notch assistance, call us today at 1-855-587-1416.

 

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