She Tracked Down Her Bullies
In this episode of Breaking Bullying, Tim Flynn sits down with Simone Ellin, a licensed clinical social worker and writer, who made the bold decision to track down the people who bullied her in middle school.
Simone shares what led her to reconnect with her former classmates years later, what those conversations were really like, and what she learned about herself along the way. The conversation explores relational bullying, the long-term impact bullying can have into adulthood, and why many prevention programs fall short.
This episode is not about revenge. It is about understanding, healing, and what real closure can look like for those still carrying the weight of childhood bullying experiences.
If you have ever wondered what it would be like to face your past, or if bullying followed you long after school ended, this conversation offers powerful insight and perspective.
Guest
Simone Ellin
Writer and Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Website: https://www.simoneellin.com
Host
Tim Flynn
Anti-Bullying Advocate | Host of Breaking Bullying
Website: https://breakingbullyingpodcast.com
Karate Chop Bullying: https://karatechopbullying.org
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Phone: 988
Opening Theme: "The Beginning and the End" by Grahf
Closing Theme: "Cute Melodies 11" by Soundtrack 4 Life
