The Bully Vaccine
How to Inoculate Yourself Against Obnoxious People Using Behavioral Psychology
Jennifer Hancock
With its operant conditioning approach to stopping bullying, this book is designed to help parents vaccinate their kids against bullies and other obnoxious petty people. By preparing for them in advance you can effectively inoculate yourself against the worst of their behavior. The goal is to not be the sort of person a bully targets. It is much easier to prevent bullying than it is to stop it once it starts. If you or your child are trying to cope with bullying that is persistent, egregious and/or ongoing, this book will teach how to stop the bullying from continuing. It isn't easy, but it can be done if you know how.
The Bully Vaccine provides very specific and practical information on how exactly to go about ending bullying. The more you understand about the dynamic of what is happening, the better able you will be able to help your child navigate the social situations they find themselves in. And the sooner you teach them these skills, the better off they are going to be. Regardless of your child's age, this book can help you teach your child the practical skills they need to cope with the bullies they will encounter in life. It is never too young to start. No parent wants to see their kid suffer. If you want to learn how to protect your child, this book will help you teach them the specific skills they need to be successfully inoculated against bullying.
Jennifer Hancock discusses how parents can help their children cope with Bullying
The Bully Vaccine is available to order in both print and kindle versions from Amazon.
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About The Author
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Jennifer Hancock is the founder of Humanist Learning Systems and the author of several books, including her latest published work 'Why is Change so Hard?' By sharing her pragmatic Humanist approach to living life fully and intentionally, Jennifer has transformed the lives of those who have been touched by her work. By encouraging people be the best, most ethical humans they can be, she consistently challenges people to think about and question who they are, what they are and more importantly, how they want to be.
She is one of the few individuals in America who was raised as a Humanist and she brings her delightful sense of humor, creativity, and compassion combined with a no-nonsense approach to all of her work and her coaching. She will help you focus on what really matters in your life and will teach you the practical skills you need to live your life the way you know you should be: ethically, compassionately and responsibly.
You can connect with Jennifer online via her website: www.jen-hancock.com or via LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.