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💔 School bullying isn’t just words or jokes — it changes the way a child’s brain works. In this video, we uncover how bullying rewires the developing brain, impacts child psychology, and leaves invisible emotional scars that can last for years. In this video, we explore how bullying affects the developing brain and long-term child psychology, guided by insights from top experts like Dr. Daniel Siegel, Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, and Dr. Christina Salmivalli. 🎯 If you believe no child should hide behind a smile, help spread awareness — 🔔 Subscribe, 👍 Like, and 💬 Share your thoughts below. Together, we can make schools safer and kinder. 💛 — Mindset Maven ⏱️ Timestamps (Video Chapters): 00:00 – Introduction: The unseen side of school bullying — how “harmless teasing” becomes trauma. 00:40 – What is School Bullying? Definitions from child psychologist Dr. Christina Salmivalli and the social power dynamics behind bullying. 01:40 – Psychological Impact: Research by Dr. Catherine Bradshaw on how bullying triggers cortisol and chronic stress in children. 02:40 – Brain and Trauma: Psychiatrist Dr. Bessel van der Kolk explains how repeated rejection rewires neural pathways and leads to emotional dysregulation. 03:40 – The Science of Emotional Pain: Neuroscientist Dr. Jean Decety reveals how social rejection activates the same areas as physical pain. 04:30 – Healing and Prevention: Insights from Dr. Nadine Burke Harris on trauma-informed care and empathy-based education. 05:30 – Final Thoughts: Rebuilding safety, empathy, and connection in schools. #SchoolBullyingAwareness #ChildPsychology #MentalHealthMatters