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It’s often dismissed as teenage drama, but online bullying is a form of verbal abuse. Our electronic lives make it all too easy as 95% of teens are online with 77 % on social networking sites. The anonymity and speed of the Web makes it possible for bullies to strike without parents even being aware their child is being verbally abused. According to author Patricia Evans, “In spite of the façade teenagers try to affect, verbal abuse impacts them in an immediate wounding way”. We will discuss the common warning signs that will be present if this is happening to your child. And, if it is happening, Evans offers a step-by-step guide for parents who are at a loss for what to do about it. Join the conversations live or send your thoughts and comments ahead of time to theartofrelating@hotmail.com