Why Youth Sports Bullying Programs Don't Work & How to Change Them
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Why Youth Sports Bullying Programs Don't Work & How to Change Them
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Forty-two percent of children report being bullied by coaches or physical education teachers. Common bullying programs don't work, said Tom Dahlborg, president and CEO of Dahlborg HealthCaring Leadership Group.
Bullying can make kids depressed, anxious and even suicidal.
Dahlborg is working to implement better anti-bullying programs, including creating a team culture that doesn't tolerate this behavior, establishing peer mentors and ensuring parents and adults are good role models.
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