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FOR CHILDREN

Bullying

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Bullying often results in harm and distress on the targeted child, including physical, psychological, and social harm. It can occur almost anywhere – in the school playground, social settings and online. 

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Types of Bullying

There are many types of bullying, such as:

  • Physical bullying: Slapping, punching, and tripping
  • Verbal bullying: Teasing and name-calling
  • Social/relational bullying: Spreading rumours and gossip, ostracizing

Bullying is a severe problem and may increase the risk of mental disorders such as depression and anxiety and impair other areas of life.

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If your child is being bullied or has had an adverse bullying experience, therapy may be able to help them cope with bullying in a more empowered manner, develop skills that would allow them to respond effectively to these experiences, emotionally process the adverse experience, and build self-esteem to move forward in a positive manner. 

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