There’s a particular moment I keep thinking about lately.The kind that doesn’t raise alarms.A child who’s always been “fine” …Suddenly isn’t.Nothing big happens on the surface.No loud conflict.No obvious story.Just a little less light in their eyes.A little more silence than usual.And if you’re a parent or an educator.You know that feeling in your body when something’s off, even if you can’t name it yet.We tend to question ourselves in those moments.Am I reading too much into this?Is this just a phase?But there’s a specific kind of hurt that lives in the space between belonging and rejection.It’s quiet.It’s confusing.And it often hides behind smiles and good behavior.That’s what this week’s episode sits with.Not to explain it away.Not to rush toward fixing.Just to slow down and notice what it feels like when connection becomes something that wounds instead of holds.If you’ve ever seen a child pull inward and wondered what you were missing.This conversation is for you.Join me on this podcast to continue the conversation.With care,Karen

Cyberbullying: When Belonging Turns Quietly Painful

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