This problem occurs every day and with over 77% of students being victims of verbal, mental and physical bullying. Ashley Cohen states in her article that there are two forms of bullying; direct and indirect (2). Hitting, kicking and pushing are examples of physical violence, a form of direct bullying. Verbal bullying is a harmful insult, teasing, and teasing. Indirect bullying involves the bully eugenically isolating a student, spreading harmful rumors, and public humiliation. Every day an average of 160,000 students miss school due to bullying or fear of humiliation. Experts say the facts are worrying, because bullying repeatedly leads to violence, low self-esteem, depression and suicide. The increasing rate of suicide among students is constantly increasing; According to the National Center of Education Statistics, 22% of students in grades 6-12 have experienced bullying (Gillette et al., 2015). Suicide is the third leading cause of death; causes approximately 4,400 deaths per year. According to a Yale University study, victims of bullying are 7 to 9 percent more likely to consider suicide. However, some victims have tried to chase away their bullies to get revenge, as described by Cohen (3). In most cases, bullies and victims intervened