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How to deal with a child who has been bullied

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Andrea Howick & Lianne Castelino

September 16, 2013

Father, author and educator, Michael Reist, shares advice for parents on how to deal with a child they suspect has been bullied and how to approach teachers and school administration about bullying.

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