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Laura Martocci, Ph.D., author of Bullying: The Social Destruction of Self (Temple University Press, 2015), is a national consultant on bullying, and the various social issues associated with it.
A former Associate Dean and Faculty member (Department of Sociology) at Wagner College, Martocci's first volume in her series of workbooks for Adults, "My Bullied Past: WHY does it Still Hurt" is due out in the spring of 2017.
I began working on issues of bullying as a National Trainer with the Ophelia Project in 2001, and have worked intensively in schools in the New York area since that time.
In 2007 I introduced the S.A.R.A. program (Students Against Relational Aggression), a 12-week anti-bullying initiative geared toward 4th grade classrooms. Delivered by college students enrolled in a class on Social Aggression, the S.A.R.A.program gives students a survival kit for middle school, as well as the means to support victims without drawing attention to themselves. Colleges may license this intervention as part of their Leadership and Service Learning initiatives (Elementary schools can petition their local colleges to offer the prorgram).
I currently write a regular blog for Psychology Today, and am available for workshops, lectures, and consultation on action plans. I specialize in
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Laura Martocci, Ph.D., author of Bullying: The Social Destruction of Self (Temple University Press, 2015), is a national consultant on bullying, and the various social issues associated with it.
A former Associate Dean and Faculty member (Department of Sociology) at Wagner College, Martocci's first volume in her series of workbooks for Adults, "My Bullied Past: WHY does it Still Hurt" is due out in the spring of 2017.
I began working on issues of bullying as a National Trainer with the Ophelia Project in 2001, and have worked intensively in schools in the New York area since that time.
In 2007 I introduced the S.A.R.A. program (Students Against Relational Aggression), a 12-week anti-bullying initiative geared toward 4th grade classrooms. Delivered by college students enrolled in a class on Social Aggression, the S.A.R.A.program gives students a survival kit for middle school, as well as the means to support victims without drawing attention to themselves. Colleges may license this intervention as part of their Leadership and Service Learning initiatives (Elementary schools can petition their local colleges to offer the prorgram).
I currently write a regular blog for Psychology Today, and am available for workshops, lectures, and consultation on action plans. I specialize in
- In-service teacher-training / guidance counselor workshops
- Large school assemblies with break-out sessions
- customized events (mother / daughter seminars, book clubs)
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