This informative book offers complete, up-to-date coverage of the growing problem of cyberbullying. Written for counselors, teachers, school leaders, and other professionals who work with children and teens, "Cyberbullying" addresses the real-life dangers students face on the Internet, including offensive, confrontational, and harassing messages; the disclosure of inappropriate personal information; intimidation; social exclusion; and cyberstalking. In a reader-friendly style, Dr. Bauman discusses the tools, strategies, and resources necessary to provide quality services to clients and students involved in, or concerned about, cyberbullying. The book presents the following chapters: (1) Introduction; (2) Conventional Bullying Versus Cyberbullying; (3) Cyberenvironments; (4) Types of Cyberbullying; (5) Theories of Aggressive Behavior; (6) Developmental Factors in Cyberbullying; (7) Strategies to Prevent and Reduce Cyberbullying; (8) Responding to Cyberbullying; (9) Counseling Strategies to Combat Cyberbullying; (10) Adult Cyberbullying; (11) The Role of Counselors; and (12) Additional Resources. "Cyberbullying Research" is appended.