Ms. Deepali Bedi (Clinical Psychologist)

Frustration in children manifested as Bullying in Children........

With increasing level of completion at schools and the expectation to be the best all rounder, the students undergo huge frustration. Unable to accomplish the demand laid on them by their family and friends these children often become stress which further leads to anger and rage. This frustration is thus manifested in the form of Bullying in children.

Bullying can take many forms, including:

·         1. Physical harm, such as hitting, shoving, or tripping.

·         2. Emotional harm, such as making fun of the way a child acts, looks, or talks.

·         3. Writing mean things about someone in emails or online journals (blogs) is also bullying.

Girls who bully are more likely to do so in emotional ways. Boys who bully often do so in both physical and emotional ways. For example:

·         1. A girl may form a group and exclude another girl or gossip about her.

·         2. A boy may shove another boy and call him names.

Emotional bullying doesn't leave bruises, but the damage is just as real.

Bullying is a serious problem for all children involved. Kids who are bullied are more likely to feel bad about themselves and be depressed. They may fear or lose interest in going to school. Sometimes they take extreme measures, which can lead to tragic results. They may carry weapons, use violence to get revenge, or try to harm themselves (sucide).

Kids who bully others are more likely to drop out of school, have drug and alcohol problems, and break the law.

 

We at Sukoon Psychotherapy Center work with the Bullied, person who Bullies, and School & Corporate face such problem.