Dani Bostick, Author at Everyday Feminism

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Why the Myth of the ‘Bad Kid’ is Dangerous

April 30, 2016 by Dani Bostick

Have you ever known a child who was labeled a “bad kid”? It’s a damaging label – and this author saw it happen to a child on day two of kindergarten. Here’s why we need shift the common idea that some kids are just bad.

5 Warning Signs You May Be Suffering from PTSD

January 9, 2016 by Dani Bostick

After traumatic events, people can suffer from PTSD without realizing it. Looking out for these signs could be a great first step in getting the healing you deserve.