Bullies love an audience, and there's no bigger playground than the World Wide Web. Cyber bullies create vulgar MySpace posts to taunt others, or send harassing text messages and threatening e-mails. Dr. Phil tackles this topic head on with his son Jay, whose new book, Jay McGraw's Life Strategies for Dealing with Bullies, offers action-oriented plans.

 

Click here to print Jay's Anti-Bullying Pledge for Students and here for Jay's Faculty and Teachers for Pledge Anti-Bullying.

 

Jay sits down with a group of students to get their perspective on cyber bullying " and they don't hold back!.

 

Find out what concerns the teens the most.

 

 

Smeared on MySpace?

Austyn, 17, says a close friend turned on her, hacked into her MySpace account and reformatted the page to say that Austyn is a "slut," a "sag" and a "butter face." Austyn says she now has a bad reputation at school and shows Dr. Phil producers a typical day in her life.

 

What can the teen do to empower herself?

 

 

Online Crime?

Andrew, 17, says his MySpace page was sabotaged by someone who pretended to be him. The teen says his profile now contains sexually explicit imagery that he fears could damage his professional future. 

 

Andrew's state senator weighs in. 

 

 

A Tragic Turn

Debbie says her son, Jeffrey, was an excellent student who had everything to live for. Find out why she says her son made the tragic decision to die.

 

Learn what you can do to protect your kids online.

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Jay McGraw's Life Strategies
for Dealing with Bullies
By Jay McGraw
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