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Aug 13, 2021
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Not a Victim: Enable Your Child to Break Through Bullying and Develop a Black Belt in Resilience for

by Bates, Sebastian
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Give your child a black belt in resilience for life.

Children today are more likely to experience bullying than not, with cyberbullying a major factor. Bullying is not usually a one-off event, but you can support your child in breaking through the cycle of bullying using the 6P process.

Read Not a Victim and you will:

- gain valuable insights into why bullying occurs

- confidently and rapidly mentor your child through bullying

- give your child a head start in life by developing their preparedness and responsibility

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Pub dateAug 13, 2021
ISBN-101781335885
ISBN-139781781335888
LanguageEnglish
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