“Workplace bullying is a significant issue today, yet it often remains unspoken as both the bully and the bullied may choose to ignore or suppress it. Experiencing workplace bullying is not only deeply distressing but also detrimental to one’s mental and emotional well-being.

Expert Mind Talk With Dorothy Suskind

In this Talk Session, we are joined by Dorothy Suskind, a distinguished writer, researcher, and Assistant Professor in the Education and Counseling Department at Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia.

Dorothy Suskind has an extensive professional background, having served as a teacher, reading specialist, middle school principal, action research coach, and assistant professor. Her research and writing focus on areas such as workplace bullying, bullying in childhood and adolescence, sexual assault, creativity, fostering healthy work cultures, and empowering women in the workplace.

During this Talk session, she delves into the common roles present in workplaces, the mechanisms of workplace bullying, and the methods bullies employ to demean their victims.

Watch the video now to gain deeper insights into the dynamics of workplace bullying and discover proactive steps to help address and prevent it.”

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