Facing Bullying Together: Recognizing, Responding, and Supporting Children

This workshop is designed for parents, caregivers, educators, and anyone who works with or supports children, with content that is accessible and meaningful for both adults and young people.
Led by Counseling Psychologist Charlotte Lee, the session explores the most common forms of bullying among primary and secondary school students, how children can recognize when they are being bullied, and how to distinguish bullying from everyday conflict. Participants will also learn the signs of bullying that adults are most likely to notice and practical ways to respond with care, clarity, and support.
Children are welcome and encouraged to attend alongside parents or caregivers, making this a shared learning experience that helps open communication and build understanding. Time will be reserved for questions and discussion.
This workshop is suitable for parents, teachers, caregivers, professionals, and community members. Families are encouraged to attend together.

About the speaker

Charlotte Lee

Charlotte Lee is a counseling psychologist with a background in psychology, social work, and marketing communication. She holds a Master of Science in Psychology and Social Work from National Defense University in Taiwan and a Master’s degree in Marketing Communication from Emerson College in the United States. Charlotte works with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families, and provides counseling in both English and Mandarin. Her therapeutic approach is grounded in cognitive and relational frameworks, integrating CBT, DBT, ACT, Satir, EFT and family therapy, interpersonal process, and emotionally focused therapy. Charlotte specializes in emotional and stress-related concerns, family and interpersonal relationships, self-exploration, grief and loss, and life and career development. Her work emphasizes understanding emotional experiences and helping individuals and families build healthier, more supportive connections.

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