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Recommended reading on identifying and dealing with bullying, harassment and psychological violence

Bully in sight
How to predict, resist, challenge and combat workplace bullying
Overcoming the silence and denial by which abuse thrives
by
Tim Field
Foreword by Diana Lamplugh OBE
ISBN 0 9529121 04
Published by Success Unlimited in 1996, reprinted 1998, 1999 and 2001
Paperback, 16 chapters, 384 pages, resources, index
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"Will be eagerly read by those waiting for an update [to Andrea Adams' book]"
Times Educational Supplement 7/3/97
"Powerful, compassionate, practical" Nursing Times, 1/1/97

Readers' feedback and comments.

Written with the experience and insight only a fellow experiencer can impart, Bully in sight validates the experience of bullying when everyone else is trying to deny it. The injury to health caused by stress resulting from bullying and harassment is described in detail.

Bully in sight identifies bullying as a major cause of stress and the common denominator of harassment, discrimination, prejudice, abuse, conflict and violence. Bully in sight provides a chillingly accurate portrayal of the principal perpetrator of psychological violence, the serial bully, a joyless, humorless, loveless individual who is a compulsive liar with a Jekyll & Hyde nature who has a compulsive need to control through constant trivial criticism and a pathological refusal to value and recognise.

Packed with insight, ideas and direction, plus sources of help and suggested reading.

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Bullycide
Death at playtime
An exposé of child suicide caused by bullying
by
Neil Marr and Tim Field
Introduction by Jo Brand
ISBN 0 9529121 2 0
Published by Success Unlimited in January 2001
Paperback, 18 chapters, 320 pages, 30 b/w pictures, resources, index
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Recommended reading on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and recovery from trauma

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
The invisible injury, 2005 edition
by
David Kinchin

ISBN 0952912147
Published by Success Unlimited 2004
Paperback, 14 chapters, 218 pages, resources, index
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"This is the book I so badly wanted when I was traumatised."
David Kinchin, Author

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: the invisible injury provides clear, practical advice for recovery from major traumatic experiences, including violence, harassment, assault, rape, accident, fire, explosion, disaster, or witnessing such events.

PTSD is a natural emotional reaction to a deeply shocking and disturbing experience. The symptoms are surprisingly common and include sleep problems, nightmares and waking early, impaired memory, inability to concentrate, hypervigilance (feels like but is not paranoia), jumpiness and exaggerated startle response, fragility and hypersensitivity, irritability, violent outbursts, joint and muscle pains, panic attacks, fatigue, low self-esteem, exaggerated feelings of guilt, feelings of nervousness and anxiety.

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