Anti-Bullying Teen Rough-Ing
BIO:
Starlette 'Star' Strong, is the President and Founder of Anti-Bullying Teen Rough-Ing nonprofit organization in Metroplex Community and Motivational Speaker. National Anger Management Association, Board Certified Anger Management Specialist, Anger Management Institute of CounselorCare, P.C. and Ordained & Licensed Minister, Professional Vendor & Distributor Marketing, and Event Planner, PR Coordinator.
Starlette 'Star' Strong, is a Motivational Speaker and has spoken at Schools, Organizations, Businesses, Conferences, Church of Worships Ministry, etc. If you are looking for a speaker for your next event, please contact us.
MY STORY:
Years ago, I moved back to Dallas, Texas with my three daughters. Two of my daughters went to the same Middle School, and sometime during the school year there was a group of girls following my daughters around the school campus, then the group of girls followed my daughters to our home after school and wanted to fight them. My reaction was to call the police to report the girls. I told the police officer this is harassment, stalking, verbal attack, and gang-related!
The next day I went to the school to report the occurrence to the principal, she said “There is nothing we can do about this because I had a meeting with the kids’ parents, and the parents act just like their kids.” “This group of girls is fighting other girl students to make them be their girlfriend, and it is out of control!” “These girls have taken over the school; there are continuous fights during school and after school with this group of girls.”
In less than a week I took my daughters out of that Middle School and transferred them to another Middle School. The group of girls found out what Middle School my daughters attended, and the word was out that these girls were coming to fight my daughters. I reported this information to my daughters’ Middle School, and the principal said “That will not happen here, we will take care of that, your children will be safe and protected.” This Middle School took care of the situation, my daughters were in a safe environment and protected.
You have a school that is uneducated and does not know what to do in certain issues, situations, and another school that took action in the situation. God touched my heart in September of 2013 to put my bakery business on hold because many children were crying out for help due to Bullying. My family supports me in this decision, too.
I am here to bring awareness about Bullying and the resources available to the community.
Counseling Session
Anti-Bullying Teen Rough-Ing organization nonprofit has counseling available for the ages of elementary schools thru colleges and parents, we are here to help and support the community that brings changes for the at-risk children that is/has been victimized and traumatized due to the fear of bullying and cyber-bullying. Let us continue to be a resource for the community by volunteering and supporting.
Our Mission is to educate parents and students about bully awareness, prevention and the resources available to the community for at-risk children in the Metroplex Community area . Boosted adolescents self esteem by providing coaching and team building games, provide curriculum. Many people name Bullying for EVERY crime/action as it relates to teens and that is incorrect.
We provide services for Family Counseling and Anger Management Counseling consist of Anti-Bullying & Cyber Bullying, Unresolved Issues and Long Distance Counseling. We counsel any age. Please fill out form if seeking for help at the bottom page.
Anti-Bullying Teen Rough-Ing organization provides one-on-one counseling for pre-teens and teens. Teenagers are a unique group and have special needs in counseling. Victims of bullying may find a supportive and safe environment to address their feelings in counseling or therapy. Being a victim of bullying can result in difficult emotions such as anger, shame, anxiety, and isolation. Counseling can help victims of bullying notice, share, and process painful feelings, which left unattended can negatively impact one's personal well-being. Some people who are victims of bullying may internalize the role of victim, which can cause challenges in one's relationships and one's sense of self.
Anti-Bullying Teen Rough-Ing organization can help a person better understand how this role impacts their lives, as well as teach coping skills for moving forward, such as assertive communication and boundary-setting. Some victims of bullying benefit from support groups or group session, in which people who have experienced similar types of victimization can support one another in healing. People who bully others may also benefit from counseling, though they may be reluctant to acknowledge their bullying behavior openly.
In counseling, bullies may begin to understand the impact their hurtful behavior has on others, explore reasons for why they bully, learn new skills for communicating positively with others, and address personal experiences that may have contributed to their bullying behavior. Often bullies have unresolved personal wounds that contribute to their bullying behavior, and addressing these emotional wounds or identity and social issues can be an integral step towards stopping bullying behavior.
