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BULLY-PROOFING YOUTH

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BRIEF PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

*  Bully-Proofing Youth is a program that empowers students and teaches them exactly how to handle and respond to bullying situations in their lives.

*  Teaching the targeted student in detail how to alter his or her body-language response from "fear" to confidence or "cool" is the key.

*  Removing this "fear" reaction is what takes away the payoff, (the targeting student's ability to look powerful to others) and permanently shuts down the bullying dance.

*  This method always assumes the student doing the bullying will always try to continue their bullying behavior.

*  These techniques become a tool students can use the rest of their lives to deal with intimidating and/or aggressive people.  Students who bully don't go away, they just get older.   

*  This process not only empowers the targeted student, but also re-teaches the person who is mistreating him or her what is acceptable behavior.

*  Both kids involved in the bullying dance benefit, because the techniques make the targeted kid come across "cooler" than the kid trying to take his or her power. 

*  The Bully-Proofing Youth Program also covers social-exclusion and cyber-bullying as well.  Students are taught all of the controlling girl or boy's manipulative chess moves.

*  The program then teaches students step-by-step how to take their individual and group power back from the controlling student.

*  This re-balancing of power is accomplished despite the predictable chess moves of the controlling boy or girl.  Checkmate.

*  Child and Adolescent Therapist, Jim Bisenius, is the founder and developer of Bully-Proofing Youth.

*  He developed these specific response techniques by working with over 300 targeted kids, and over 400 students who were targeting others. 

*  Jim quickly learned that if a targeted student's response to bullying did not make him or her look more confident or “cool” than the boy or girl targeting, it was ineffective.

*  For much more detailed information about Bully-Proofing Youth, and how it helps students, school staff, and parents, please click the above In Depth Program Description button.   

 

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