Multidimensional Strategy toward Identification and Reduction of Bullying Behavior

About the Book

This book will educate teachers, religious leaders and parents how easily a child or an adult can become a victim of a bully in the classroom or workplace It will describe different rearing practices that may produce either a bully or a victim.

Included is a workbook for teaching purposes that will assist readers to gain insight into words that are used on a daily basis that are hurtful and are not recognized as being so. It has open-ended questions to help individuals, of all ages, express personal experiences of being bullied or bullying and the feeling associated with it.

About the Author

Midge Cannin-Schuck holds undergraduate degrees from Ocean County College, Toms River, NJ, Bachelors of Social Work, Georgian Court University, Lakewood, NJ. Master’s degrees in both Public Administration, Fairleigh Dickinson University, NJ and Psychology of Counseling and Post Masters Certification in Counseling, Monmouth University, NJ. She has held supervisory positions at a sheltered workshop for developmentally impaired students and adults and congregate services for senior citizens. She has also held positions as a: medical social worker, school social worker, adjunct facility at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NJ, and is a court trained mediator/ arbitrator for Ocean County Superior Court, Juvenile Division, Toms River, NJ. She is in the 2006-2007 Manchester’s Who’s Who of Professionals