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Types of bullying your child might face in New York schools

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, almost 14% of public schools say school bullying is a problem. If your child is the target of a bully in a New York school, your child might show symptoms such as depression, anxiety or failing grades. There are also several types of bullying your child […]

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Three ways for parents to protect bullied LGBTQ+ children

Understandably, New York parents want to do everything to protect their children. That’s why it can be extremely upsetting to learn your child is the victim of bullying. While schools nationwide try to prevent bullying, it remains a major problem for LGBTQ+ children. One study found that LGBTO+ children are victims of bullying about twice […]

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Auto accidents can cause unexpected damage like bladder injuries

When there is an auto accident in New York and people think about potential injuries, they are likely to focus on the obvious. That includes broken bones, head injuries, back injuries, cuts and bruises. However, internal injuries can also happen. While it might sound odd, people could suffer bladder issues. If this happens, it can […]

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Lost wages after an auto accident ?

It is not uncommon for a person who gets into a car accident on New York roads to miss some time from work. However, missing time from work means not getting a paycheck. For many, missing just one paycheck is enough to create a difficult financial situation. Accident victims don’t only have to cover their […]

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Understanding Jacobe’s law and how it relates to school bullying

No child wants to be the target of bullies. Sadly, school bullying happens all too often and affects kids in lasting, damaging ways. Now, New York lawmakers are calling for a bill known as “Jacobe’s Law” to pass as a way to help with this problem. About Jacobe’s Law The bill that, if passed, known […]

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Statistics on school bullying and how it affects kids

It’s heartbreaking for any New York parent to learn that their child is being bullied. Sadly, school bullying occurs more often than many think. These are some statistics on bullying and how it affects kids. Rates of school bullying Although many people don’t think it happens to their kids, school bullying occurs at an alarming rate. According […]

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Supporting an LGBTQ employee coming out in the workplace

As society becomes more accepting of the LGBTQ community, it is likely that at some point in your career, you will have an LGBTQ employee come out in your New York workplace. This can be a challenging experience for the employee, but as a supportive colleague or employer, there are things you can do to […]

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Common factors that contribute to bully behavior

School bullying is an unfortunate problem that many kids face in New York. Bullying can happen to any child. It is important for parents to understand the effects of bullying and some common factors that may cause certain kids to become bullies. Effects of bullying School bullying can have many potential effects on kids. It psychologically […]

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Spotting a distracted driver in New York

Distracted driving is a major contributor to motor vehicle accidents in New York. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that distracted driving in the United States caused 3,522 fatalities in 2021. To help combat distracted driving, it’s illegal to use a hand-held mobile telephone or portable electronic device while driving in New York. But […]

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Psychological features of New York bullies

New York has anti-bullying laws, but bullying is still common in New York schools. Bullying is an insidious act that can cause mental and physical damage. What makes a student become a bully? There’s not a simple answer to that question, but bullies tend to have some things in common. Lack of self-esteem Bullies often […]

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