Therapie-Tools Mobbing im Kindes- und Jugendalter

Children and adolescents regularly encounter various forms of bullying in their daily lives, whether on the schoolyard or in social media – either as victims or perpetrators. The harassment can range from insults and spreading rumors to social exclusion, threats, and physical attacks.

For victims, bullying can have far-reaching consequences, such as depressive developments, somatic complaints, anxiety, and even symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. Self-esteem and the ability to form relationships are typically affected. Perpetrators may also experience depressive symptoms and ongoing social issues. In both groups, the effects can extend into adulthood.

The tools book provides extensive working materials for engaging with victims, perpetrators, and parents. It incorporates behavioral and schema therapy as well as systemic approaches, allowing users to select the individually relevant components for addressing this important issue.

Contents include: diagnostics, building motivation for change and therapy agreements, psychoeducation, developing resources and resilience, behavioral therapeutic interventions, schema therapeutic interventions, and collaboration with parents.