244 Brains, Bullies and Lessons – Fraser

Bullies Create Brain DamageCourage is fire, and bullying is smoke.~ Benjamin Desraeli

Dr. Jennifer Fraser earned a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature and is a researcher, educator, and published author. Her latest book, Teaching Bullies, marks the first moment when she became both shocked and fascinated by neuroscience and the evolution of utilitarian mind-discoveries.

Ever since reading six years ago about the harm done to brains by bullying - as documented and recorded on MRI and fMRI - she has made it her mission to inform teachers, coaches and parents about the neurological scars that bullying or emotional abuse does to brains.

The data is in folks, - it's time to take more decisive action.

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Books & Additional ReferencesTeaching Bullies: Zero Tolerance On The Court or In The Classroom - 2015, Fraser - Global Amazon Linkhttps://endbullying.thinkific.com/ Strongly recommended training for further review.Courses are available at https://roadready.thinkific.com/We are working to help young people be healthy and career launch positively...our courses to date in that field are at https://careerdriven.thinkific.comAll of it is available on my new website at www.buildbetterbrains.netPrevious CBJ Experts Report: Mindset & RecoveryCBJ Mindset Page: http://corebrainjournal.com/mindsetCBJ Balanced Relationships Page: http://corebrainjournal.com/relationshipsCBJ Parents & Teens: http://corebrainjournal.com/teens Teams Leaders and Boundaries: http://corebrainjournal.com/241Words, Catharsis & Self-Management: http://corebrainjournal.com/148Overcoming Destructive Anger: http://corebrainjournal.com/222

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Thanks, Dr. Fraser, for joining us here at CBJ to review your interesting overview of insights for dealing with these pervasive problems in even more scientific terms based upon the realties of brain function.

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