Podcasts about adult bullying

There's a lot to talk about when it comes to bullying and it is complex. Bullies follow a predictable pattern of behavior and understanding bullies is the best way to protect yourself. In this case knowledge is power.In this episode you'll hear what it means to be involved with a bully, what they look like and what the best strategy is for dealing with one. Are you ready for some straight talk about bullies?Check out this other episode also: Bullies at WorkLearn more about Sunsama!Support the showSunsama free trial: https://try.sunsama.com/xi4blkokndgk RATED IN THE TOP 0.5% GLOBALLY with more than 1,000,000 downloads! If you are an autistic person who has written a book about autism or if you have a guest suggestion email me at info@theautisticwoman.com. InstagramKo-fi, PayPal, PatreonLinktreeEmail: info@theautisticwoman.comWebsite

Not all childish ways get left in our childhood. Unfortunately, one of the things that many still experience in their adulthood is bullying. Bullying is never ok, no matter which end you're on - giving or receiving. Knowing your worth, that the behavior is unacceptable and really a reflection of the bully's struggles - we need to talk about healthy ways to handle and process it so it doesn't affect our confidence and growth. XO, Shannon   2025: Hello / Goodbye Playlist Tidal: https://tidal.com/browse/playlist/8b909d05-f1fa-4eba-88ff-c8571aac6c3e Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6jv87DuQfexSEWCA6BcRrB?si=Z_RLfEYeQOigmba78oUFGw    1:1 Coaching: https://www.shannonmarqueta.com/coaching   Free Stuff Facebook Community: https://bit.ly/afreshstartsupport  5-Day Meal Plan: https://www.shannonmarqueta.com/    Connect TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@shannonmarqueta IG: https://www.instagram.com/shannonmarqueta/  Email: shannonmarqueta.coach@gmail.com

Bullying doesn't stop after childhood—it just evolves. In this episode, I sit down with Christina Lorey, Editor of UpNorthNews, to explore the reality of adult bullying and the ways it shows up in workplaces, online, and even within our communities. We discuss why the biggest bullies often aren't kids, how our words shape the world around us, and why it takes courage to create instead of criticize. Plus, we dive into small acts of kindness, the power of compassion, and the responsibility we all have for the energy we bring into spaces. If you've ever been hurt by words—or want to be more mindful of the ones you use—this episode is for you. Follow Christina Lorey on Facebook and subscribe to UpNorthNews  Show Notes: 02:51 – Rise. Renew. Rebirth Retreat in Sedona, April 9-13 07:45 – Welcome my guest, Christina Lorey, Editor of UpNorthNews 14:56 – How Christina works to “uplift” the news despite negativity 20:00 – Why the biggest bullies aren't children 30:02 – What it really means when something triggers you 33:01 – How the words our kids hear shape their beliefs and self-worth 41:39 – Why do we want to see others struggle instead of offering support? 44:41 – Christina flips the script and asks me a question 50:04 – Finding compassion for those who hurt you with words 53:33 – The courage to create vs. the ease of criticizing 58:04 – Small acts of kindness and the ripple effect they create 1:04:19 – The responsibility of our energy 1:07:16 – How to follow Christina & sign up for her newsletter ✨ Tune in now and let's talk about breaking cycles, choosing kindness, and shifting the way we show up in the world. ✨

Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 144! Meet Deborah Gardner — a powerhouse speaker, fearless professional athlete, and the driving force behind Be Ambitiously You! With a bold spirit that dives headfirst into challenges, Deborah aims to inspire everyone to tackle obstacles with unwavering confidence.  Deborah has faced it all from Olympic trials to electrifying stage performances—jellyfish included! Her infectious energy, sharp humor, and real-life experiences empower professionals to unleash their inner grit and chase their dreams. A true game-changer and hype woman, she energizes audiences worldwide to make daring moves in their lives and businesses. With roots as a Marine Brat living in a compact 16-foot trailer, Deborah has transformed into a dynamic force—an Olympic trial swimmer, NBC Sports broadcaster, and hospitality industry ninja. Today, her entrepreneurial drive has birthed three successful businesses, made her a six-time best-selling author, and led to her acclaimed show, Hospitality Today Live. Deborah proves you can be fierce and fun, whether racing through turbulent waters or navigating the fast lane of business. If you're ready to dive in and make waves, Deborah is here to help you get off the block and GO! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p6og9YkQwQ Support The #ShareYourHotness Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-syh-podcast Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co

When we think of bullies, most of us think of aggressive kids or teens who terrorize individuals they perceive as weaker. Yet, bullying isn't relegated just to the schoolyard. On the contrary, adult bullies exist everywhere and run rampant in many families, workplaces, neighborhoods, political arenas, and organizations of all types and sizes. And in a media landscape where conflict, chaos, and fear reign supreme, we witness celebrities, politicians, and other public figures exhibiting some of the most egregious behavior. In Our New World of Adult Bullies: How to Spot Them, How to Stop Them, Bill Eddy — therapist, lawyer, mediator, and personality expert — reveals how adult bullies have infiltrated every aspect of our society and explains why we so often allow them to operate unchallenged. Whether they are feeding our primitive fears, manipulating our empathetic emotions, or intimidating us with their unrestrained personalities, adult bullies are highly effective at dominating others in nearly every arena of our lives. But, as Eddy demonstrates in his book, these seemingly indomitable traits don't make a bully unstoppable. Drawing on forty years of experience helping people resist, defuse, and repel adult bullies, Eddy offers proven techniques to help us prevent bullies from taking over. Using a six-step approach that is effective in all circumstances, Eddy helps readers recognize the bully's pattern, pull the plug on bad behavior, set limits, impose consequences, educate those around them, and stand with others who oppose bullying conduct. Offering invaluable insight into the behavior of adult bullies, their supporters, and our impulses, Our New World of Adult Bullies is an essential guide for those seeking to decrease bullying behavior and gain allies in their professional and personal lives. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

A new book, "Our New World of Adult Bullies," examines the impact of adult bullying in the workplace and society at large.

World of Bullies: Bill Eddy's Groundbreaking New BookIn this first episode of our new "World of Bullies" series, based on Bill Eddy's new book, Our New World of Adult Bullies: How to Spot Them, How to Stop Them, Bill and Megan dive into the timely topic of adult bullying. As co-founders of the High Conflict Institute, they provide invaluable insights for listeners.Bill shares that his inspiration for the book came during the COVID-19 pandemic when he noticed an increase in bullying behavior across society. He emphasizes the importance of understanding bullies and the need for structure, limits, and consequences to curb their destructive behavior.Megan highlights that while society has generally evolved to be more cooperative, high emotion media has influenced people's thinking and behavior, leading to a concerning shift in culture.Questions we answer in this episode:What inspired this "World of Bullies" series and Bill's book?How have the COVID-19 pandemic, the media, online culture, and more influenced bullying behavior?How can we effectively deal with bullies in our lives?Key Takeaways:Bullies require structure, limits, and consequences.High emotion media has contributed to a shift toward more bullying.Bill's new SLIC method (setting limits and imposing consequences) is effective for dealing with bullies.This episode sets the stage for the "World of Bullies" series, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of adult bullying and equipping them with practical tools to navigate challenging situations. Bill and Megan's expertise makes this a must-listen for anyone seeking to create a more harmonious environment in their lives.Links & Other NotesBOOKSOur New World of Adult Bullies—How to Spot Them/How to Stop Them (June 2024) By Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq.BULLY DYNAMICS WEBINARSBully Dynamics in Families (September - 4 sessions over 4 weeks)Bully Dynamics at Work (October - 4 sessions over 4 weeks)Bully Dynamics in Communities (November - 4 sessions over 4 weeks)ARTICLESSetting Limits and Imposing Consequences in 2 1/2 StepsHow to Set Limits on Bullying in Congress—and Anywhere ElseMTG, Jasmine Crockett and AOC AltercationBillionaire's wife stinks of entitlement as messages show her trying to bully woman with same last name for Instagram handleOUR WEBSITE: https://www.highconflictinstitute.com/Submit a Question for Bill and MeganAll of our books can be found in our online store or anywhere books are sold, including as e-books.You can also find these show notes at our site as well.Note: We are not diagnosing anyone in our discussions, merely discussing patterns of behavior. (00:00) - Welcome to It's All Your Fault (00:35) - New Series: World of Bullies (01:58) - The Reasons to Write It (05:55) - Why Are We Devolving? (08:41) - Mirroring (11:02) - Finding Balance (13:38) - Increase in Anxiety (14:35) - Reacting Faster (17:31) - Becoming Isolated (18:08) - Unrestrained Personalities (20:49) - SLIC Solutions (25:11) - Prison and Weinstein Examples (29:43) - Congress Example (37:05) - Social Media Examples (42:27) - Coaching to Not Bully (44:08) - Reminders & Coming Next Week: Bullys at Work and in Mediation Learn more about our New Ways for Work®—Leaders Coaching Sessions. Get started today!

When we think of bullies, most of us think of aggressive kids or teens who terrorize individuals they perceive as weaker. Yet, bullying isn't relegated just to the schoolyard. On the contrary, adult bullies exist everywhere and run rampant in many families, workplaces, neighborhoods, political arenas, and organizations of all types and sizes. And in a media landscape where conflict, chaos, and fear reign supreme, we witness celebrities, politicians, and other public figures exhibiting some of the most egregious behavior. In Our New World of Adult Bullies: How to Spot Them, How to Stop Them, Bill Eddy — therapist, lawyer, mediator, and personality expert — reveals how adult bullies have infiltrated every aspect of our society and explains why we so often allow them to operate unchallenged. Whether they are feeding our primitive fears, manipulating our empathetic emotions, or intimidating us with their unrestrained personalities, adult bullies are highly effective at dominating others in nearly every arena of our lives. But, as Eddy demonstrates in his book, these seemingly indomitable traits don't make a bully unstoppable. Drawing on forty years of experience helping people resist, defuse, and repel adult bullies, Eddy offers proven techniques to help us prevent bullies from taking over. Using a six-step approach that is effective in all circumstances, Eddy helps readers recognize the bully's pattern, pull the plug on bad behavior, set limits, impose consequences, educate those around them, and stand with others who oppose bullying conduct. Offering invaluable insight into the behavior of adult bullies, their supporters, and our impulses, Our New World of Adult Bullies is an essential guide for those seeking to decrease bullying behavior and gain allies in their professional and personal lives. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

Izzy and Lizzy talk about adult bullying, why it happens, why it shouldn't, and how to not be phasedSupport the show

Host: Dr. Susan Buttross, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, and Abram NanneyTopic: Though bullying and how to manage it, is often discussed as if it is only a problem in children and teens, unfortunately, bullying doesn't always stop once we become adults. An adult bully can be an intimidating boss or colleague, a controlling romantic partner, a neighbor, or a condescending family member. Finding the appropriate ways to deal with the negativity that bullies bring in our lives is what we'll be talking about today.You can join the conversation by sending an email to: family@mpbonline.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join us in this insightful episode of Men Talking Mindfulness, In this episode, we discuss the multifaceted world of bullying, exploring its many forms—from physical and verbal to cyberbullying and workplace harassment. Understand the psychological impact of bullying on individuals in various environments like schools, workplaces, and online spaces. Discover effective strategies to combat bullying, including mindfulness and compassion, and learn how to identify and respond to different bullying behaviors. Our comprehensive discussion also covers the unique challenges of adult bullying, particularly among men, and the role of power dynamics. Plus, we offer practical advice for victims, bystanders, and institutions on prevention and intervention. Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone who's experienced bullying firsthand, this episode provides valuable insights and tools to tackle this pervasive issue. Tune in to "Breaking Down Bullying" and be part of a crucial conversation about creating safer, more respectful communities. Time Stamps: (00:00:04) Men's emotional capacity and authenticity. (00:01:48) Bullying beyond the schoolyard. (00:06:47) Bullying and breath practice. (00:10:37) Bullying experiences and fighting back. (00:14:30) Racist bullying and related topics. (00:15:34) Negative impacts of bullying. (00:21:11) Bullying and its impact. (00:21:13) Having compassion for bullies. (00:22:51) The psychology of bullying. (00:30:58) Mental and emotional struggles. (00:31:21) Workplace bullying and its impact. (00:39:33) Ending bullying through conversation. (00:39:54) Workplace bullying and productivity. (00:40:41) Bullying Among Men. (00:45:01) The wiring of masculinity. (00:48:37) Digital bullying and mindfulness. (00:53:49) Bullying and self-esteem .(00:56:04) Cyberbullying and parenting strategies. (00:58:33) The power of empathy. (01:02:34) Bullying and compassion. (01:04:23) Dealing with workplace bullying. (01:10:12) Mindfulness movement and community. (01:11:35) Meaningful discussion. Keywords: Bullying, Cyberbullying, Workplace Harassment, Mental Health, Prevention Strategies, Power Dynamics, Compassion, Mindfulness, Victim Support, Bullying Intervention, Adult Bullying, School Bullying, Online Safety, Respectful Communities.

Host: Dr. Susan Buttross, Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, and Abram NanneyTopic: Though bullying and how to manage it, is often discussed as if it is only a problem in children and teens, unfortunately, bullying doesn't always stop once we become adults. An adult bully can be an intimidating boss or colleague, a controlling romantic partner, a neighbor, or a condescending family member. Finding the appropriate ways to deal with the negativity that bullies bring in our lives is what we'll be talking about today.You can join the conversation by sending an email to: family@mpbonline.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Feel Good Podcast with Kimberly Snyder. My goal is to help you develop a holistic lifestyle based on Four Cornerstone philosophy - food, body, emotional wellbeing and spiritual growth.  This holistic approach will help you feel good, which I define as being connected to your most authentic, highest self. And this is the place from which your energy, confidence, creativity, true power and true beauty will start to explode. Every week we provide you with interviews from top experts in their field or a solocast from yours truly to support you in living your most beautiful, healthy and joyful life.  I'm your host, Kimberly Snyder. Founder of Solluna, a multiple time New York Times bestselling author, spiritual and meditation teacher, nutritionist, and wellness expert.

Amanda Bybel: Ok Annie Brioux: In this episode of The Related Podcast, Amanda dives into the powerful practice of EFT Tapping and how it can help you overcome the traumas of ANY situation. Amanda discusses her experience with adult bullying and how she was able to reclaim her power.  ⁃ Adult Bullying And Why It's NOT OK  ⁃ The Power Of EFT Tapping And Transforming Old Negative Beliefs  ⁃ Transforming Pain Into Power Tune in to this empowering episode of The Related Podcast!CLICK HERE: Tapping For Mama's & Mini's Join Amanda live on Zoom: June 29th or July 6th, 12pm EST CLICK HERE for the Quantum Manifestation MasteryFOLLOW ME!! Instagram: CLICK HERE Free Higher Self Activation Audio: CLICK HERE For business and collaboration inquiries, please email pr@therelatedpodcast.com

Dr. Jennifer Fraser discusses the impact of adult bullying on children's developing brains Episode 1781: The Impact of Adult Bullying on Children's Developing Brains by Dr. Jennifer Fraser on How to Treat Kids Live Happy takes you on a journey to find your authentic happiness in life, at work and at home through inspiring stories and hands-on tips rooted in the science of positive psychology. The original post is located here: https://www.livehappy.com/the-impact-of-adult-bullying-on-childrens-developing-brains  Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com  Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalRelationshipsDailyMarriageParenting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Jennifer Fraser discusses the impact of adult bullying on children's developing brains Episode 1781: The Impact of Adult Bullying on Children's Developing Brains by Dr. Jennifer Fraser on How to Treat Kids Live Happy takes you on a journey to find your authentic happiness in life, at work and at home through inspiring stories and hands-on tips rooted in the science of positive psychology. The original post is located here: https://www.livehappy.com/the-impact-of-adult-bullying-on-childrens-developing-brains  Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com  Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalRelationshipsDailyMarriageParenting Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BULLY PREVENTION When adults respond quickly and consistently to bullying behavior they send the message that it is not acceptable. Research shows this can stop bullying behavior over time. Parents, neighbors, and other adults in the community can help kids and adults alike prevent bullying by talking about it, building a safe social environment, and creating a community-wide bullying prevention strategy. How to Deal With Adult Bullying What Constitutes an Adult Bully? Just like children and teenagers can be bullies, so can adults. What defines an adult bully is if they regularly make you feel oppressed, belittled, humiliated, or de-energized. The cruel actions that often lead to those feelings include personal insults, ridiculing jokes, threats, public shaming, invasion of your personal space, or unwanted personal contact. What's the Difference Between Harassment and Bullying?  Bullying and harassment are often used interchangeably when talking about hurtful or destructive behavior. They are very comparable, but in terms of definition, there's a significant difference. Bullying and harassment are similar as they're both about: Power and control Acts that intentionally hurt or harm another person  A disproportion of power between the victim and the bully  The target having trouble stopping the action directed towards them The difference between bullying and harassment is that when the bullying behavior is directed at a target who belongs to a protected class, it's defined as harassment. Protected classes include: Race Color Religion Sex Age Disability National origin There are numerous different types of adult bullies,1 some of which include: Tangible/material bully:  These types of bullies like to use their formal power, like being your boss or manager. Or, they have some sort of authority or control over your finances, which they use to intimidate you and others. Verbal bully:  A verbal bully likes to shame and insult you with their words. Often, they throw constant criticism or use cruel teasing. Unfortunately, sometimes the language used by these types of bullies is sexist, racist, homophobic, or threatening. Passive-aggressive bully:  You may not consider someone who is passive-aggressive to be a bully, But, this type of bully is the most cunning in some ways. They act amicable on the outside but take unexpected swings at you. Things like gossip, sarcasm, and hurtful jokes are a few ways this type of bully behaves. They may roll their eyes, make rude facial expressions and ridicule their victims by mimicking. They may also isolate their targets, causing you to feel anxious and insecure. Cyberbully:  A significant problem today is cyberbullying, especially for younger and more vulnerable adults. Regardless, anyone can be a victim of harassing emails, text messages, and social media.  Physical bully:  Physical bullies can range from simulating violence by raising their fists as if they were about to strike, to throwing and breaking objects, to violent acts of physical, domestic, and sexual abuse. What to Do If You're a Bystander There are several things that bystanders to bullying can do: Question the behavior of the bully to shift the focus of the interaction. Utilize humor to redirect the conversation. Remember, there is strength in numbers. Bystanders can intervene as a group to demonstrate their disagreement with bullying. Walk with the person who is the victim of bullying to help diffuse potential interactions. Check-in privately with the bullied person to let them know you disagree with it and that you care. What to Do If You're a Victim If you're the victim of an adult bully, there are a few things you can do to protect yourself: Pick and choose your battles.  Choosing how to react depends on the number and severity of the bullying behaviors. If the behavior is not excessive or harmful and you only see the bully once in a while (such as at work or the annoying relative during family gatherings), you may want to keep your distance. Because of the amount of time it can take to handle bullying behavior in many cases, consider picking your battles if it isn't directly harmful to you.  Make eye contact.  Eye contact can be significant, as bullies have less empathy when they can't see your face or your eyes.    Escape if you can.  Ask if you can move your desk far away from the bully or limit your interactions with them whenever possible. If that fails, try again. Can you switch to another position in the organization? Document the offenses.  Document every single offense and try to keep the records for as long as possible. You may need them if you want to file a complaint at work or, in some cases, a police report if the bully's actions become emotionally or physically damaging. What to Do If You're a Perpetrator Consider seeking emotional support or therapy. In many cases with bullies, you may have had a traumatic childhood and might have regularly endured domestic violence, physical abuse, or other forms of abuse.  Mental Health Effects of Bullying For bystanders, bullying can have harmful effects as well. Even if you're not on the receiving end, witnessing someone being bullied for long periods can have an emotional impact. Research has found that even witnessing workplace bullying is associated with an increased risk of developing depressive symptoms over the subsequent 18 months.2 For victims, you may have trouble sleeping, feel paranoid, experience increased anxiety, and constantly feel on edge.  A Word From Verywell If you're dealing with a bully, you know that it can take a toll in various ways. If you have any physical symptoms, like sleep issues or pain conditions triggered by the stress of bullying, you may want to contact your primary care doctor. To help you cope with the fallout of bullying, you may want to consider working with a mental health professional. They can help you cope with symptoms of depression and anxiety, help you strengthen your self-confidence, and help you learn how to handle bullies emotionally. Regardless, the most important thing is to utilize your support network. If you're being bullied, find support, whether it's from co-workers, friends, or family. Sometimes the best way to buffer the impact a bully has on you is to try and get by with some help from other people in your life. 

Mike discusses his 25 year friendship with an adult bully, and how it impacted his self confidence, self esteem, and personal relationships.    This episode is a must listen if you feel you're being bullied by a close friend, because it actually happens and can impact many areas of your life.   From Mike's desire to help others, to his spirituality, Mike's friend "Javier" would constantly take the opportunity whenever possible to insult him for the very qualities people loved about him.   Words weren't enough with Javier and they were often accompanied by graphic images and videos of mutilated animals, filmed suicides, persons shot in the head... even threats of violence on occasion.   Mike's desire to share his story comes from his personal belief that all life experiences have purpose, and perhaps he can prevent this from happening to others.

Verbal bullying and social exclusion in the adult world of stuttering.Listen in as a group of attendees from China, India, U.S. and other countries discuss the current state of bullying across the globe.

Jennifer Fraser followed her spirit and dove into a topic many people don't talk about Adult Bullying. Her new book: The Bullied Brain: Heal Your Scars and Restore Your Health. Enjoy the show!

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In this Episode, Psychologist Rachel crawford and I about adult bullying and its effects on mental health.

“Adult bullying is nothing new, it's just coming up to the surface because as we raise consciousness and come up to a higher version of society, this bullying aspect has to come up to the surface so we can do something about it. It's bubbling up just like prejudice did back in the day.” Each podcast is infused with powerful frequencies, helping you transform simply by listening. Through two near-death experiences, Mas Sajady has journeyed to the outer limits and come back alive to share timeless knowledge and superhuman abilities to help you live your ultimate human experience. In this Episode: · What do bully and victim patterns have in common? · How can society break the cycle of victims becoming future aggressors? · How to step out of the victim mentality, heal your wounds, and move forward with life Why is adult bullying becoming more of an issue? Bullying is much easier with today's social media; how can we break that pattern as a society? Learn the simple way you can remove power from the bully and gain self-respect. Society is expanding into a higher version of itself and as it transforms, we need to release the old version of ourselves, release our weaknesses and remove the patterns of bullying, abuse, and aggression. “To stop the bullying pattern you have to speak, not from a weak standpoint, not from a fighting back standpoint, but from a clear stronger version of who you are. Don't take a victim mentality, or an underdog mentality, those things don't work anymore.” Subscribe and join The Consciousness Evolution: https://youtu.be/rBf3prVmH6A --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mas-sajady/message

“Adult bullying is nothing new, it's just coming up to the surface because as we raise consciousness and come up to a higher version of society, this bullying aspect has to come up to the surface so we can do something about it. It's bubbling up just like prejudice did back in the day.” Each podcast is infused with powerful frequencies, helping you transform simply by listening. Through two near-death experiences, Mas Sajady has journeyed to the outer limits and come back alive to share timeless knowledge and superhuman abilities to help you live your ultimate human experience. In this Episode: · What do bully and victim patterns have in common? · How can society break the cycle of victims becoming future aggressors? · How to step out of the victim mentality, heal your wounds, and move forward with life Why is adult bullying becoming more of an issue? Bullying is much easier with today's social media; how can we break that pattern as a society? Learn the simple way you can remove power from the bully and gain self-respect. Society is expanding into a higher version of itself and as it transforms, we need to release the old version of ourselves, release our weaknesses and remove the patterns of bullying, abuse, and aggression. “To stop the bullying pattern you have to speak, not from a weak standpoint, not from a fighting back standpoint, but from a clear stronger version of who you are. Don't take a victim mentality, or an underdog mentality, those things don't work anymore.” Subscribe and join The Consciousness Evolution: https://youtu.be/rBf3prVmH6A --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mas-sajady/message

Adult Bullying is a real thing. But why is it even a “thing” at all? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shalaila-clark/message

The times that I was bullied as an adult, were actually by someone YOUNGER than myself who perceived that they held greater power. Sometimes we may feel that we hold the world by the tail, then something is said or done that can shrink that into a small dot.All episodes owned by Shannon Price, The Mind MechanicAll music Royalty Free from Epidemic Sound and Amazon

From mean friends, to intimate partner violence, cyber bullying to street bullying is common yet rarely talked about. Why do bullies bully, how do victims identify that they are being bullied and how do they break free and not become bullies themselves. In this episode we have a conversation with Rachel Crawford a a Mental Health counselor gives insight into this subject.

Clint Adams: I am a former Victorian police officer who studied psychology and later, Rehabilitation Counselling. My police, counselling, injury management, senior HR roles and working with asylum seekers have made me develop insights into the psychology and social interactions of individuals in trying conditions. I have developed various behavioural and leadership programs to help people deal with various issues from PTSD to bullying and harassment. I am a keynote speaker on Suicide Prevention and Diversity and runs programs on mental health and wellbeing for corporate organisations and sporting organisations for teens. I am the author of a book called Lighting the Blue Flame. The book is written as a story of a teen who commits suicide because of being bullied, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/new-mind-creator/support

Raushawna Price, known as the Giver of Awesomeness, is an Author, Coach, Speaker, and Radio Personality. She is a fierce advocate for those who have experienced bullying. Her systematic and supportive approach to deep, personal exploration helps individuals identify the source of hurt, recover from the trauma, and build confidence. Raushawna has a passion for helping people understand why bullies come in to their lives and the lessons learned when they leave. Her popular iHeartRadio™ show, “Awesomeness In Action”, is a powerful platform for people to share their personal stories of overcoming adversity and changing negativity in to awesomeness. Raushawna is the former Senior Director for Talent Acquisition, a part of the Human Resources Department, for the 15th largest public-school system in the country. Her experiences have provided the opportunity to work with renowned leaders from various organizations such as: Shaw University, World Overcomers Christian Church, Prince Chapel A.M.E. Church, Renaissance West Community Initiative, General Mills, Inc, Rolls-Royce, Wake County Public Schools, Education Pioneers: Emerging Human Capital Leaders Initiative, and more. She has also been a featured speaker with OneWoman™ Fearless Women's Summit and Academy. Raushawna holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and Purdue University, respectively. She holds a Master's Degree in Education Leadership from the Broad Center. She resides in the York County, South Carolina area with her husband, two beautiful children, and dog, Frankie. She is a lover of superhero movies and CrossFit workouts! #raushawnaprice #sherrygideons #highvibenation You can find Raushawna Price on the web: raushawnaprice.com | eyriesuccess.com JOIN my Private FB Group - giverofawesomeness.org Follow High Vibe Nation on Social Media: Facebook: https://facebook.com/thehighvibenation Instagram: https://instagram.com/thehighvibenation Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUH5fG6ZBWCmDoPlRCtkDwQ To Your Success Sherry Gideons The High Vibe Nation www.thehighvibenation.com The High Vibe Nation Movement www.thehighvibenationmovement.com Wednesday, 3/3/2021 @ 5:00 pm MST - Watch in HD www.TheHighVibeNation.com and get the replay. #TheHighVibeNationLiveShow #TheHighVibeNation #TheHighVibeNationMovement #PositiveTvNetwork #PositiveMedia #Highvibes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehighvibenation/support

MENTAL FOR ART - Adult Bullying Is Real JAN 23 2021 by Hunters Bay Radio

All those things you tell yourself not to do - do you do them to other people? This week Anna, Claire and Coach Laurie talk about the Art of Giving Advice. Also, Adult Bullying is a real thing, and it just happened on the national stage to someone we know personally. Plus, everyone is excited about the Covid-19 vaccine, right...?...aren’t they....? (Hmmm....) And it's finally time to sing Christmas Carols and we know all the words! Well, most of the words.

Tara Garrison and Elle Russ talk about the nature of bullying and adult bullying: The root causes of bullying, when and how to confront bullies, and how to avoid being a target for bullies. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kickasslife/message

Adult Bullying, yes, it still happens after you leave the school yard. What should you do and how should you react in situations that make you unhappy! There is a blog post about it live on our blog plus the recipe of the week!! Follow us on instagram and please feel free to leave a comment of any topic ideas you might have or a review (it makes our day)!!

Adult Bullying, yes, it still happens after you leave the school yard. What should you do and how should you react in situations that make you unhappy! There is a blog post about it live on our blog plus the recipe of the week!! Follow us on instagram and please feel free to leave a comment of any topic ideas you might have or a review (it makes our day)!!

Adult Bullying, yes, it still happens after you leave the school yard. What should you do and how should you react in situations that make you unhappy! There is a blog post about it live on our blog plus the recipe of the week!! Follow us on instagram and please feel free to leave a comment of any topic ideas you might have or a review (it makes our day)!!

Back when she was 23 years old, Elizabeth Barry was bullied at work by her female boss, who empowered her then became jealous of her success. She became a wolf behind closed doors. Today, as a coach, a women’s empowerment author, and a leader, Elizabeth rises to stand for all women who have succeeded in the face of adversity as we all learn to carve a new path. Stop workplace bullying and check yourself before you disempower anyone in your path because the only person that loses is you. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the BeyondEgo community today: elizabethbarryconsulting.com BeyondEgo Instagram BeyondEgo Facebook BeyondEgo LinkedIn

Back when she was 23 years old, Elizabeth Barry was bullied at work by her female boss, who empowered her then became jealous of her success. She became a wolf

Today, you get the pleasure and honor of hearing from the bully expert, Donna Clark Love! Donna is an internationally recognized bully expert, workshop trainer and conference keynote speaker. She is a Licensed Chemically Dependent Counselor, a certified trainer for Stephen Covey’s “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” and a certified mediator/conflict resolution trainer. Donna has been featured on the NBC Today Show and the NBC Evening News to highlight successful prevention programming. She has been featured in Forbes Magazine on workplace bullying. Recently, she was asked to provide expert commentary on digital bullying/harassment for Good Morning America. In 2005, People Magazine recognized her as the ‘cyber bullying expert’. I know this will help you, and please pass along to help others! Show notes at http://bit.ly/37EznrkCYH52. Love & Hugs!

This week, Judy is joined by Angela from Texas, and the two tackle the topic of adult bullying and domestic violence. Plus Judy is visited by her homegirls Wilhelmina and Poochie!

We are back from our little time off. Get ready for a listening experience. Paola & Alex give their thoughts on internet warriors and how someone got so upset at Alex for being insensitive to a duck. Some of the dangers kids can get into for playing in the streets at the wrong hours.We also speak about how in today's society it's looked down upon to say sorry. How to stay in the flow of life and not get obstructed by haters. What are the advantages and tricks to be a better listener. Do we really change every 10 years as people? What are some of the advantages of having elders around our kids. We give some examples on how being honest with kids can help them think for themselves.Enjoy.

It is that time of year! Back to school. You may have heard about bullying in schools and amongst children.. well today we bring you back to work. Back to home. Back to peers. We dive deep into a adult bullying. Yes, there is such a thing and you may not be aware of it happening around you! So don't do it. Don't be a dick.

This week we're joined by queer writer and director Thomas Wilson-White to discuss the state of queer cinema and experiencing bullying as an adult. Also! Tune into our After Show as we dive into the history and importance of gay beats. Sexy!Subscribe (for free!), rate and review The Gays Are Revolting on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts. Follow The Gays Are Revolting on Twitter at @gaysrevolting, Facebook at The Gays Are Revolting & Instagram @gaysrevoltingpod.Send topic suggestions and other correspondence to gaysrevolting@lippmedia.com. The Gays Are Revolting records at Castaway Studios in Melbourne, Australia and is released weekly every Saturday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ciara discusses the various types of bullies and how to deal with them. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ciaratavares-reyes/support

Meganne Ford is a parenting coach that has been the victim of a very intense on-going cyber bullying issue Megan's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bekindcoaching/ Our Pages www.facebook.com/1aweekchallenge www.instagram.com/_1aweek www.1aweekchallenge@gmail.com *Trigger Warning* If this episode in anyway made you feel like self harming, or you need in general, please contact one of the numbers provided below. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA): 1-800-826-3632 SAMHSA Treatment Locator: 800-662-4357

Angie talks about how she ran into an adult “Regina George” and a Girl Squad Group, That bashes other women and Angie discovers how much these girls talk badly about others. Angie becomes a member of this Squad group without asking for it, but will use this advantage to bring awareness to everyone about adult bullying. Angie talks about the one time she trusted her old assistant Jamie At her work, who went behind her back to get Angie fired. Women need to empower other women. Sometimes we need to call these little girls out. Adult Bullying is NOT OKAY! High school is over... There should not be any Regina George or Blair Waldorf after 20 years old. Sometimes toxic people are the ones you didn’t think would be, like a best friend or a coworker or even a family member. We need to cut them off or at least take a break from them to make them realize this behavior is not okay! #myuglytruthpodcast #newepisodepodcast #podcaster #bestpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we talk about our time off, adult bullying, Drew's quest to be more fit, and a little sport at the end. Enjoy!!

Chill out with us as we get into the terrible and shitty ADULT BULLYING!!!! We hate it and we know oyu hate it - now let's get into it. Spark up your favorite strain and join us. Continue to send us your FRIENDSHIP questions at ksinaround@gmail.com Check us out on all social media - like, follow and subscribe Instagram: @ksinaround Snapchat: @ksinaround Facebook: @ksinaorund Episode edited by: Gabe Music by: @that.dude.is.tall Too many strains to list LOL --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ksin-around/support

Would you know if you were being bullied as an adult? I know that it’s hard to forget. Bullying behavior is something that is hard to get out of your mind. It happened when you were young and now you still feel harassed and intimidated by certain personalities. Only you know when you are being bullied. You feel the knot in your stomach, don’t let anyone else know. Stay confident, stand tall and remember you only have to be brave for two minutes at a time. STOP ADULT BULLYING The Bully Proof Classroom --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-burns5/message

In this episode of Kristen and Ch(ill), Kristen is joined by comedians Molly Harper and Jason Romaine. The trio talk about how beauty isn't happiness but they'd like it to be, how bullying isn't just for kids, gossip, texting and all other sorts of juicy things. They also discover whether their introverts, extroverts or omniverts and discuss rules for Facetime and Texting/Calling. Please support the show on Patreon! Patreon.com/mentallychill --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristencommachill/message

Join us for our final episode in my adult bullying series. We'll talk with guest Kathy Margiasso about her real life bullying incident and how this life coach got herself through it and how she can help others too.

Bullying is a hot button issue in this point in time, as it should be. There is no excuse for one to bully another and it is something that should be stopped in all forms. In this episode we are talking about just that. Specifically adult bullying. With the dominance of social media and ever growing political and social climates worldwide, bullying seems to be at an all-time high. The way we see it, if you are anti bullying for kids, as you should be, then you had better not be turning around and doing the same thing to other adults who disagree with you.

Nick is flying all over the country on his nerd-world-tour so the guys taped this one in advance. This week:"How to fight materialism in adolescents""Is my addicted sister future tripping by refusing treatment?""What episodes would you recommend for my new listener girlfriend?""How do I deal with adult bullying and its after effects?" Today's episode is brought to by our Theraproducers Jake Schneider and Smitty Scoop! BECOME A THERAPAL, THERAPOD or THERAPRODUCER at...www.Patreon.com/therapy ASK YOUR QUESTIONS at...www.PodTherapy.netPodTherapyGuys@gmail.comFacebook.com/PodTherapyTwitter.com/PodTherapyGuys SHARE THIS EPISODE COPY/PASTE:https://www.spreaker.com/user/10313270/pt44-spreaker

Nick is flying all over the country on his nerd-world-tour so the guys taped this one in advance. This week:"How to fight materialism in adolescents""Is my addicted sister future tripping by refusing treatment?""What episodes would you recommend for my new listener girlfriend?""How do I deal with adult bullying and its after effects?" Today's episode is brought to by our Theraproducers Jake Schneider and Smitty Scoop! BECOME A THERAPAL, THERAPOD or THERAPRODUCER at...www.Patreon.com/therapy ASK YOUR QUESTIONS at...www.PodTherapy.netPodTherapyGuys@gmail.comFacebook.com/PodTherapyTwitter.com/PodTherapyGuys SHARE THIS EPISODE COPY/PASTE:https://www.spreaker.com/user/10313270/pt44-spreaker

This is the second episode about adult bullying. Adult bullying is performed by a person or a group of person using power to harm another person or people. It is repetitive. It does not have to be only physical. There can be verbal, sexual structural, governmental bullying. The effects of bullying can last long after the events have passed. It might be a contributing factor to an anxiety, panic or phobic disorder. This episode is focus specifically on adult bullying. If you need support contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386 or text “START” to 741-741. Resources Mentioned:    Mindful.org interview with Nana Vistor about how mindfulness helped her heal her pain. Forbes magazine article about Seniors In The Deep South And Rural Western States Prescribed Most Benzodiazepines And Opioids US Food and Drug Administration warning about seniors taking benzodiazepines and opiate level drugs. 2013 Greater Good article on How Bullied Children Grow into Wounded Adults Workplace Bullying Institute FAQ on Workplace and adult bullying questions. Therapist Debi Levine wrote in a 2018 post Adults who Bully that there are five types of adult bullies.   Disclaimer:  Links to other sites are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute endorsements.  Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health disorder. This blog and podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this program is intended to be a substitute for professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

In this episode we're going to talk about the definition of adult bullying. This is an introduction to the topic. Because some of you might not considered the possibility of your anxiety coming from this type of experience. This episode will be dealing with adult bullying but there are resources that span generations. If you need support contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, the Trevor Project at 1-866-488-7386 or text “START” to 741-741. Resources Mentioned:    Many resources are targeted to parents, children and sometimes teens but some of the information is applicable (in my opinion) to adults as well. Stop Bullying.gov is from the U.S. government. It contains information about what is bullying and what is not. Childhood bullying can have a lasting effect on a person's mental health article via Live Science.com Psychology Today 2017 article about adult bullying by Preston Ni, 5 Ways that Adults Bully Each Other. Mr. Ni has e-book publications that address bullying and other topics. Disclaimer:  Links to other sites are provided for information purposes only and do not constitute endorsements.  Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health disorder. This blog and podcast is intended for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this program is intended to be a substitute for professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

How to Handle Aggressive Clients and Team Members. Charique and Raushawna tackle this sensitive subject matter where a leaders' ability to negotiate hits the road. How we handle bullying is going to set the tone for months and months to come. We invite your comments.

It is a tough topic Adult bullying. One would think that as people mature and progress through life, that they would stop behaviors of their youth. Unfortunately this is not always the case. Thank you for tuning into the Level 10 Lifestyle Podcast and subscribe on itunes. Please share this …

It's sad, it's sad this is still a thing

Why is adult bullying still a thing in our society today, it's 2017 people!

Alex - I work at a large postal processing center. I am openly gay and have been for 15 years. Because the work is boring, my co-workers and I share a fair bit about our personal lives, I know about their relationships, kids, hobbies, etc and they know about my personal life. It has been plesant for years and I have never had a problem about my sexuality. In fact, none of us has ever made a big del about being heterosexual or homosexual.   About three months ago, there was a change in the way that we process packages. It meant combining our area with another area and about twenty people were brought over to our side of the building. One of the people that came across to our side (lets call him Chris) is also gay. But for him, everything that he does or says is about being gay and anyone who doesn’t agree with him about something is loudly branded a homophobe. Chris frequently comments that I am not “gay enough” or that I am ashamed of being gay. Im not ashamed at all, I just don’t think that I need to make everything about sex, especially at work.  Now I am getting anonymous emails trying to shame me into being some sort of activist.  Im sure its Chris. How do I make this stop? - Dominic PR & Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell answers question about stalking, bullying, online harassment, and hate campaigns, and helps adults deal with personal and professional reputation crises to ultimately rebuild a stronger, more resilient, and joyful brand and life. AlexandreaMerrell.com

Alex, Since I was a little girl, my Mom has bullied me and made fun of me to other family members. When I was a teenager, she would call me fat, made fun of my lack of boyfriends, and tell her sisters (my aunts) about every bad grade or failure. After I moved out, went to college to become an architect, and started my own life. Last week, I discovered that my Mom has been sending letters to friends and family, saying that I am a deadbeat, that she couldn’t afford to go on a vacation this summer because she was still supporting me, she said that I had gained so much weight that she was embarrassed to be seen with me and hoped that I wouldn’t come for Thanksgiving this year. I can’t believe that she is telling my family lies about me. Since my first day of college (which I paid for) she has never supported me. I have been a size 16 since high school and I still am a size 16. I am so humiliated and feel so angry. Alex I know that they say you can’t pick your family. But how do I get my Mom to stop lying about me to other people? How do I get her to come clean with my family that she has been lying all these years? What would you do in my situation? - Connie PR & Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell answers question about stalking, bullying, online harassment, and hate campaigns, and helps adults deal with personal and professional reputation crises to ultimately rebuild a stronger, more resilient, and joyful brand and life. AlexandreaMerrell.com

Hi Alex, I have a really big, potentially career destroying problem. About ten years ago, while I was on Spring Break, I was filmed topless and drunk and ended up on a girls gone wild video. My college is listed. Thankfully my name isn’t on it, but I am right there, dancing around in bikini bottoms and nothing else. Not my proudest moment. A couple weeks ago, one of the guys who is on my team started making weird, sexual comments to me when he passed my office or when we were alone in the elevator. At first I just thought he was really bad at pick up lines. So I pulled him aside and said that I was flattered, but I didn’t want to date anyone at work. He said that I should really reconsider and revealed that he had seen someone who looked like me on Girls Gone Wild, he asked a friend of his who attended the same college that I did, who confirmed the dumb, naked, drunk girl was me.  He actually said, “I would hate to accidentally let it slip out at a meeting that you were an embarrassing, drunk whore and the only way that I can know for sure that you aren’t is if you and I spend more time together.” I was dumbfounded. Now what do I do? I mean obviously I am not interested in dating him. But, I don’t want to lose my job.  – Laura PR & Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell answers question about stalking, bullying, online harassment, and hate campaigns, and helps adults deal with personal and professional reputation crises to ultimately rebuild a stronger, more resilient, and joyful brand and life. AlexandreaMerrell.com

Alex - I am living in hell. For about six months, I dated Amy. She was smart and sweet and I really enjoyed spending time with her. But, after the first couple months, it became clear to me that there wasn’t anything deeper. I didn’t want a big “talk” you know. I figured it would be better to kind of fade away, no hurt feelings.  Anyway, I started dating around for a few months and eventually met Karen. After a whirl wind romance, Karen and I got engaged. A month ago, I posted a picture of myself and Karen at our engagement party on my Facebook page. Within 20 minutes, Amy made a post on my page that said I was a cheater and that Karen was a home wrecking whore. I was shocked. I quickly erased the posted and sent her a text message telling her to knock it off. I also blocked her. In response, Amy has posted all sorts of nasty things on her own Facebook page and other social media.  She posts all sorts of accusations about me cheating (which I never did) and that I am a user. She has even sent these types of accusations to me and mutual friends via email. I have no idea why Amy is acting out like this, I mean I haven’t spoken to her in months. How do I get her to stop making my life hell? - Roger PR & Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell answers question about stalking, bullying, online harassment, and hate campaigns, and helps adults deal with personal and professional reputation crises to ultimately rebuild a stronger, more resilient, and joyful brand and life. AlexandreaMerrell.com

Alex,  A new co-worker, let's call him Bob, is out for my job. He frequently comments about how he would do a better job and criticizes my appearance, my personal life, and my work performance.  He recently found out that our boss is a huge Trump supporter. I spent a lot of time during the last presidential election posting my opinions about Trump on Facebook. They were far from positive. Anyway, lately Bob has taken to screenshotting my old posts and emailing them around in a mass office email. The only person not included in the mass emails is my boss. Now Bob says that he will forward them to my boss unless I start praising him and suggesting that he is a better fit for my job.  I am really concerned that my opinions can cost me my job. - Gabby PR & Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell answers question about stalking, bullying, online harassment, and hate campaigns, and helps adults deal with personal and professional reputation crises to ultimately rebuild a stronger, more resilient, and joyful brand and life. AlexandreaMerrell.com

Today's Ask Alex About Stalking and Bullying comes from Pauline who writes;  Alex - You probably don’t get many requests for advice from bullies. But, here goes.  I spent years stalking and trolling, and generally causing trouble for people that I didn’t like. I made up stories and posted them online. I know that I hurt people’s feelings, damaged their reputations, and messed with their relationships. I really got off on the drama. I was unemployed, bitter, and bored. They were easy marks. I don’t have a better excuse. About a year ago, I met a man who was raising his little boy on his own. I found that I didn’t have the desire or the time to bully people online, because I was spending so much time with my man and his son. We got serious and a few months ago, we got married and I plan to adopt Toby.  I couldn’t be happier. In fact, I just got certified to operate a day care from my home which allows me to stay how with Toby. I recently made a website and Facebook page for my new day care. Unfortunately, one of the women who I pretty regularly savaged found out and has started a campaign of payback. Parents who signed up to put their kids in my day care are backing out, my neighbors are whispering, and my new husband can’t believe that I could have been so terrible before we met.  He is questioning who he married. I might lose my husband and son over this.  I know that I am not going to get much sympathy, but how to I make this woman stop destroying my life? - Pauline PR & Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell answers question about stalking, bullying, online harassment, and hate campaigns, and helps adults deal with personal and professional reputation crises to ultimately rebuild a stronger, more resilient, and joyful brand and life. AlexandreaMerrell.com

Today's Ask Alex About Stalking and Bullying comes from Vivian who writes;  Alex, I have been bullied online by an anonymous person for a long time. I don’t know for sure,  but I think that it is my ex husband and his girlfriend. I haven’t seen him face to face in years. We have kids, which he hasn’t seen or supported, ever. But every once in a while I have emailed photos of the children. Sometimes he is cordial and really pleasant. Sometimes he says he loves me.  Other times I'm not even sure if its him on the other end of the email. Responses are nasty, and personal, and hurtful.  Anyway, its been two years since we last had communication and that ended badly, a new round of anonymous bullying started soon after and lasted for about 4 months.  Now all is quiet. Then, out of the blue, last week he emails me “how ya doing” nothing else. I don’t know what to do. Should I respond? Will it make the bullying start again if I do…or if I don’t? What if he finally wants to have a relationship with his kids and I don’t respond and deny him that? What if he isn’t behind this at all and its some complete stranger, but I am keeping him at arms length because that little voice in my head says that he is behind it? I know that you suggest people break the big complex problems into small bites, but I just keep going in circle and making myself crazy. What should I do?  Vivian PR & Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell answers question about stalking, bullying, online harassment, and hate campaigns, and helps adults deal with personal and professional reputation crises to ultimately rebuild a stronger, more resilient, and joyful brand and life. AlexandreaMerrell.com

In this episode, PR and Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell discusses harassment and hate campaigns. Harassment and so called "hate campaigns," which focus on bullying and harassing an individual or group based on perceived sexuality, religion, physical characteristic, or membership in a particular group is on the rise. Technology makes information gathering and attacks easy and often anonymous.  This episode defines actionable harassment and hate campaigns as a first step for individuals, professionals, and business owners/managers to effectively combat the epidemic in their personal and professional lives and work places.   If you are being bullied, stalked or harassed and would like more information about protecting yourself, your family, and your business, you can reach out to me through my website or social media. I will start answering listener and viewer questions shortly.  www.AlexandreaMerrell.com twitter: AlexandreaNYC instagram: AlexandreaMerrell facebook: AlexandreaMerrell.lifestyles

Stalking, particularly cyber or online stalking is one of the fastest growing crimes on earth.  In this episode, PR and Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell discusses identifying actionable stalking. The crime of stalking has been around since the begining of time, but modern technology makes stalking, harassing, and bullying victims easy and often anonymous. Individuals and professionals are being victimized at an alarming rate with limited recourse. This episode defines actionable stalking as a first step for individuals, professionals, and business owners/managers to effectively combat the epidemic in their personal and profesional lives and work places.   If you are being bullied, stalked or harassed and would like more information about protecting yourself, your family, and your business, you can reach out to me through my website or social media. I will start answering listener and viewer questions shortly.  www.AlexandreaMerrell.com twitter: AlexandreaNYC instagram: AlexandreaMerrell facebook: AlexandreaMerrell.lifestyles

Words like bullying, stalking, and harassment have become over generalized, with many people using them to include any activity that hurts their feelings, opposes their opinions, or potentially offends them in some way. The problem with using these words in this over generalized way is that it often prevents people who are legitimate victims from being helped.  In this episode, PR and Crisis Management expert, Alexandrea Merrell discusses identifying actionable bullying as a first step for individuals, professionals, and business owners/managers to effectively combat the epidemic in their personal and profesional lives and work places.   If you are being bullied, stalked or harassed and would like more information about protecting yourself, your family, and your business, you can reach out to me through my website or social media. I will start answering listener and viewer questions shortly.  www.AlexandreaMerrell.com twitter: AlexandreaNYC instagram: AlexandreaMerrell facebook: AlexandreaMerrell.lifestyles

How to recognize adult bullying, how to know if you are a bully, and what to do if you're bullied with author/therapist Holly Brown.What You'll Learn in this Episode: The effects of social media on bullying. Signs that you're an adult bully. What to do if you're being bullied. The three main ingredients to adult bullying: intolerance of differences. the denigration of others to boost one's own self-esteem. shutting down of our own innate empathy to do so. High Five Highlights: How can we find greater happiness and fulfillment in our own lives? Self-awareness and intention. These are anxiety-provoking times, any tips or strategies to deal with these uncertain times? Checking in with yourself and figuring out if you want to turn in more or less. Regulate the amount you want to be engaged. As a therapist, is there one thing you see that people struggle with the most that is easily fixed?  I think people should try to be more fully present in their lives and make sure to use their time in line with their values and priorities. Do you have a favorite quote or book you can share? Open (get on audible for free use code “whichwayislife”). Finish this sentence: “Throughout my life the most important thing I've learned is…” sitting in judgment can feel temporarily good, but in the long run is very damaging. Connect with HollyShare the Show! If you enjoyed this show, please rate it on iTunes and write a brief review. That would help us tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the show. Sponsors: audible.com - get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/whichwayislifeReal Salt - Is Your Salt Real?

How to recognize adult bullying, how to know if you are a bully, and what to do if you’re bullied with author/therapist Holly Brown.What You’ll Learn in this Episode: The effects of social media on bullying. Signs that you’re an adult bully. What to do if you’re being bullied. The three main ingredients to adult bullying: intolerance of differences. the denigration of others to boost one’s own self-esteem. shutting down of our own innate empathy to do so. High Five Highlights: How can we find greater happiness and fulfillment in our own lives? Self-awareness and intention. These are anxiety-provoking times, any tips or strategies to deal with these uncertain times? Checking in with yourself and figuring out if you want to turn in more or less. Regulate the amount you want to be engaged. As a therapist, is there one thing you see that people struggle with the most that is easily fixed?  I think people should try to be more fully present in their lives and make sure to use their time in line with their values and priorities. Do you have a favorite quote or book you can share? Open (get on audible for free use code “whichwayislife”). Finish this sentence: “Throughout my life the most important thing I’ve learned is…” sitting in judgment can feel temporarily good, but in the long run is very damaging. Connect with HollyShare the Show! If you enjoyed this show, please rate it on iTunes and write a brief review. That would help us tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the show. Sponsors: audible.com - get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/whichwayislifeReal Salt - Is Your Salt Real?

Thanks for downloading and listening to the F Words. This week we are talking about Fear. The fear of being bullied. Whether it's in the workplace, at home, on your street. Adults do get bullied. Taylor and Natasha handle bullies in different ways. Do you agree with Taylor or Natasha? OR do you have another way you would love to share. Tweet below to the ladies.   @natashankpr @taylor_kaye 

Thanks for downloading and listening to the F Words. This week we are talking about Fear. The fear of being bullied. Whether it's in the workplace, at home, on your street. Adults do get bullied. Taylor and Natasha handle bullies in different ways. Do you agree with Taylor or Natasha? OR do you have another way you would love to share. Tweet below to the ladies.   @natashankpr @taylor_kaye 

        Yesterday, Reese Hopkins - from Reese on The Radio credit and more, the one who was recently promoted to General Manager of the company he works for, called in and said that he thinks Hillary Clinton is dying.  BREAKING NEWS, News Flash - BULLETIN - we are all dying - the question is when.  This is not a PRO Hillary statement, but all of the insignificant chants and discussions that are going on about the candidates are ludacris - WHERE IS LUDA when you really need him?  All of the other presidents who were assassinated where dying and they died in office, yet - they were President.  Enough - KINGS AND THINGS in the morning, baby! Right now.  And Stephanie if we are putting you to sleep, get a glass of warm milk and enjoy your dreams.... don't listen..

Tony and Marc talk about daughters and their challenges, Adult Bullying, entertainment, sports and news of the day

Join your host, Victor Schueller, as he discusses ways to find personal empowerment and how to deal with difficult people, both in life and at work. Victor welcomes back Janice Harper to his show.  Janice recently released her new book, titled Mobbed! A Survival Guide to Adult Bullying and Mobbing.  Janice's stance on bullying has attracted criticism and has created controversy amongst the anti-bullying community, as it provides an unconventional way of looking at the problem and solution. Listen in as I talk with Janice about her book and the topic of bullying and mobbing here on Positively Empowered Radio!  

If you think bullying is something that only happens on a playground and among kids, think again. Experts say adult bullying is on the rise. We all have heard horror stories about bosses, neighbors, and even adult family members who bully. Rachelle and Dianne Martin, a Canadian social worker, stepfamily expert, and writer for Stepmom Magazine, discuss the … Read more about this episode...

Bullying is not an activity just reserved for children. Adults can be both bullies and the victims of bullying. Unlike children, adults who find themselves as victims receive much less sympathy, are accused of being “thin-skinned,” and are faced with the expectation that they should “man-up” and take whatever comes. There is nothing about these aggressive actions or the responses they invoke that is co-created! In this program, we lovingly examine why this happens and suggest how both the bully and the victim can find the courage and trust to “God-up” and replace all these “create on your own” behaviors with co-created ones. Please keep in mind that this program is not a substitute for professional counseling or other assistance.

Bullies left uncorrected can become adults that bully. Parents can be bullies that bully teachers. Teachers can bully students. Work place bullies can harass and bully co workers. Employers can even bully their employees. No matter how you cut it, it is uncomfortable. It can be passive or aggressive. Join Jim as he discusses what all this looks like and what can be done to manage this nightmare as an adult.