What is bullying?
Bullying is the repeated and unwelcome behaviour with the intent to physically or emotionally harm another person. There are many forms of bullying, including verbal, physical, psychological and cyberbullying. Bullying may have had an affect on your early life, or your child may be currently experiencing bullying. To prevent bullying developing into a separate mental health issue such as anxiety, depression or low self-esteem, it is beneficial to seek professional help.
Why choose us?
Our dedicated and experienced psychologists are available to help you explore your options and responses to bullying in a private and safe environment. We understand the complexities of parenting a child experiencing bullying alongside the discomfort and embarrassment adults feel when experiencing bullying. Your therapist will explain and create a bespoke treatment plan for you following an initial consultation.
Would you or your child benefit from bullying counselling?
There are several indicators that you may benefit from therapy for bullying. Some of the most common reasons why you may seek professional help include:
- You have been verbally attacked or threatened with physical violence
- You have been purposefully, physically hurt by another individual
- You have been ignored or had rumours spread about you
- You have had your social media account hacked, belittling or hurtful messages on social media
- Sexual images you sent in confidence have been shared
