Bullying is commonly defined as a type of behavior where a person repeatedly intends to cause harm to a person both physically and emotionally (“Bullying at school,” 2016). Usually such behavior is aimed at certain groups who may be different due to their religion, race and gender. Most researchers estimate that between 14 and 20% of students in schools will experience bullying at least once during their academic career. Indeed, according to the NSPCC of the United Kingdom, there were about 25,700 counseling sessions with children and teens regarding bullying (NSPCC, 2016). In addition to that, there are 16,000 young people absent from school due to bullying (NSPCC, 2016).…