Do Bullies Have Low Self-Esteem? - with CBT Psychotherapist Lauren Bell
Lauren Bell "Theyorkshiretherapist" on Bullies…
When it comes to bullying, research suggests that many bullies struggle with low self-esteem. Often, those who engage in bullying behavior have faced criticism or unfavorable comparisons during childhood, leading to deep-seated insecurities. In an attempt to regain a sense of control or superiority, they may resort to bullying others as a coping mechanism. Understanding these patterns is key to addressing and preventing bullying behaviors.” Lauren Bell is a Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist, Clinical Director of The Yorkshire Therapist, and a Lecturer with over 16 years of experience in primary care mental health. Fully accredited by the BABCP, she specialises in evidence-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and EMDR, providing expert support for individuals struggling with mental health challenges.
