Bullying: Tips for Parents and Carers

Duration: 8 mins Publication Date: 29 Oct 2024 Next Review Date: 29 Oct 2027 DOI: 10.13056/acamh.13815

Description

In this practical short film, Dr. Sian Williams provides parents and carers with clear, evidence-based strategies to support children who may be experiencing bullying. Covering everything from recognising signs of bullying to managing social media use, fostering open communication, and collaborating with schools, the film highlights how small, consistent actions can protect children’s mental health and wellbeing. Parents are encouraged to approach the topic with empathy, patience, and respect, while also remembering the importance of keeping home a safe and supportive space.

Learning Objectives

1. Recognise the signs that may indicate a child is experiencing bullying. 2. Learn communication strategies to help children talk about difficult experiences. 3. Understand the importance of listening empathetically and validating children’s feelings. 4. Gain practical tools to manage online safety, phone use, and social media. 5. Explore ways to collaborate with schools and external support when addressing bullying. 6. Appreciate the role of creating a safe, fun, and supportive home environment in protecting children’s mental health.


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