When you think of bullying, high school drama might immediately come to mind: Perhaps you picture the girls you thought were your friends passing mean notes about you in class, or you replay the scene ...

Mean girls don't always mature and redeem themselves. Sometimes they just become adult mean girls who are harder to spot ...

Curiously, while adult bullying is fairly common (some studies say it’s as common as childhood bullying), it doesn't make its way into our conversations as frequently as childhood and adolescent ...

Thirty-one percent of Americans have experienced adult bullying, according to a Harris Poll survey. Bullying is an attempt to feel powerful and to gain recognition/status at the expense of another.

That includes learning how people become bullies – and how they can be stopped. First, let's define what bullying is: It's mean-spirited, harmful behavior by someone with more power or status – like a ...

In high school, bullies were the loudest and most insecure kids, always waiting to steal your lunch or just make fun of your looks. In adulthood, it's still the same insecure people, but they've ...

S1: Welcome. In San Diego , it's Jade Hindman. Today we are talking about the impact of bullying into adulthood and how to stop it. This is KPBS Midday Edition. Connecting our communities through ...

'Bullying among adults is often a hidden problem,' says University of Regina graduate student Aida Thorisdottir. Aida Thorisdottir, a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology working under the ...

"Bullies used to be pushed to the fringes of society," said Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq., author of the new book Our New World of Adult Bullies and co-founder of the High Conflict Institute in San Diego.

My bully radar developed fairly early in life. In junior high, I got caught in the crosshairs of Roderick. He would routinely tease me, then he took it a step further. I distinctly remember the day, ...