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by Jean B. Healey (Author)
'Childhood Bullying: A Deadly Serious Matter' offers new perspectives on peer abuse and demands a serious review of current interpretations and interventions in bullying. The text addresses the now frequent suicide attempts related to severe bullying and examines school, family and community responses to this tragic result of undetected or ignored peer abuse. Bullying is seen as abuse, never as conflict and this approach places intervention within the framework of other forms of abuse. New perspectives include the indentification of bullying as a form of child abuse, the role of resilience and introduces Peer Advocacy as a reliable new support strategy for the victim. Bullying will never be considered a mild childhood nuisance again after reading this work.
Author Biography
DR. JEAN B. HEALEY B.Ed., B. Spec. Ed., M. Ed. Studies., (Monash), Doctor of Education Educational Consultancy and Training Director, Bullywatch Publications and Consultancy, (www.bullywatch.com.au) Email: support @ bullywatch.com.au Dr. Jean Healey is a freelance author, researcher and education consultant with teaching experience across the broad spectrum of education and learning environments. This includes teaching children and young people with autism, intellectual and physical disability, behaviour and emotional disorders, as well as mainstream students. She has taught young serious offenders and their teachers in juvenile detention facilities. She has been an academic, training teachers in a number of universities over many years. Her teaching expertise is in special education, child protection and bullying intervention. Her research focus for the past 15 years has been on peer abuse and violence in schools. She has presented her work at international conferences and seminars and been called as an expert witness in court proceedings related to severe bullying. She works with, supports and advises families on how to deal with severe bullying. She conducts training and consultancy with schools in relation to peer abuse and bullying intervention. Her work also extends to workplace bullying and the application of her interventions to these environments. This book presents her unique perspectives on bullying and is meant to guide parents, teachers and other professionals in developing new understandings and competencies in dealing with the deadly serious matter of childhood bullying
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by Jean B. Healey (Author)
'Childhood Bullying: A Deadly Serious Matter' offers new perspectives on peer abuse and demands a serious review of current interpretations and interventions in bullying. The text addresses the now frequent suicide attempts related to severe bullying and examines school, family and community responses to this tragic result of undetected or ignored peer abuse. Bullying is seen as abuse, never as conflict and this approach places intervention within the framework of other forms of abuse. New perspectives include the indentification of bullying as a form of child abuse, the role of resilience and introduces Peer Advocacy as a reliable new support strategy for the victim. Bullying will never be considered a mild childhood nuisance again after reading this work.
Author Biography
DR. JEAN B. HEALEY B.Ed., B. Spec. Ed., M. Ed. Studies., (Monash), Doctor of Education Educational Consultancy and Training Director, Bullywatch Publications and Consultancy, (www.bullywatch.com.au) Email: support @ bullywatch.com.au Dr. Jean Healey is a freelance author, researcher and education consultant with teaching experience across the broad spectrum of education and learning environments. This includes teaching children and young people with autism, intellectual and physical disability, behaviour and emotional disorders, as well as mainstream students. She has taught young serious offenders and their teachers in juvenile detention facilities. She has been an academic, training teachers in a number of universities over many years. Her teaching expertise is in special education, child protection and bullying intervention. Her research focus for the past 15 years has been on peer abuse and violence in schools. She has presented her work at international conferences and seminars and been called as an expert witness in court proceedings related to severe bullying. She works with, supports and advises families on how to deal with severe bullying. She conducts training and consultancy with schools in relation to peer abuse and bullying intervention. Her work also extends to workplace bullying and the application of her interventions to these environments. This book presents her unique perspectives on bullying and is meant to guide parents, teachers and other professionals in developing new understandings and competencies in dealing with the deadly serious matter of childhood bullying
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