Posts tagged friendship as a weapon

My BFF is a Total Nightmare: Great Advice from author Rachel Simmons

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by in building self-esteem in girls, bullying, cyberbullying, friends, Friendship & Other Weapons, Parenting

On my “To Write” list is an article entitled “What to Do When Your Daughter’s Friend is a Mean Girl.”  I have a classic example to tell and story to share…so hopefully I’ll sit down at some point and get the article written…but in the meantime, check out this great advice from Rachel Simmons on the same topic.

http://www.teenvogue.com/connect/blogs/relationships/2012/02/my-bff-is-a-total-nightmare.html?printable=true

“The Secret Life of Girls” A Drama about Girl Bullying at the Dallas Children’s Theatre

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by in Being a Mom, building self-esteem in girls, bullying, cyberbullying, media messages, Parenting

I wish I were able to get the whole news clip for you here…but believe me when I say it’s worth a visit to this CBS local news affiliate website to check out what the Dallas Children’s Theater’s resident playwright, Linda Daugherty, has to say about “The Secret Life of Girls.” 

http://dfw.cbslocal.com/video/6744760-dallas-childrens-theater-addresses-bullying-in-play/

I’m headed to Dallas this weekend to see the play on Friday and then present a 75min. workshop based on Friendship & Other Weapons to a group of Moms and Daughters before Saturday’s performance of The Secret Life of Girls.  Really looking forward to the trip!

Friendship & Other Weapons featured in the Reclaiming Children & Youth Journal

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Don’t just take my word for it; check out this new review of Friendship & Other Weapons, featured in the Reclaiming Children & Youth newsletter:

http://www.reclaiming.com/content/node/224

Signe Whitson is an author and educator on bullying, crisis intervention, and child and adolescent emotional and behavioral health. In her articles, books, and training workshops, Signe provides down-to-earth, practical advice for professionals and parents on navigating the daily challenges of living and working with children, tweens and teens.

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