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sadistic online exploitation
Being online can be enjoyable, but it also comes with risks. One current risk is Sadistic Online Exploitation (SOE), where some people online may try to harm others. If you…
how to deal with bullying in the workplace
We will explore practical strategies to deal with workplace bullying, understand its effects, protect your wellbeing, and provide support options for those affected.
understanding cyberbullying
Cyberbullying affects many young people. If it's happening to you, we want you to know that you're not alone. There’s support out there.
understanding sexual extortion over nude images
Sextortion or sexual blackmail is a problem affecting lots of young people. It can feel scary if you are being sextorted, and we want you to know you’re not alone.
What is trolling and how should you respond to it?
Online trolling can cause you to feel upset, angry and distressed. Learn what it is and what you can do about it.
Blog: what to do if you’re being bullied
Unfortunately, bullying can happen to anyone. It’s so common that a quarter of people aged 14–25 have experienced it in the past year.
understanding bullying
Bullying involves one or more people repeatedly and deliberately doing things to make another person upset, afraid or hurt. If you’re having problems with bullying, there is support available.
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Bullying and mental health: how to respond and tips for getting help
If you’re experiencing bullying, it’s important to know you’re not alone and support is out there. Though reaching out to others can be hard, it can help you feel supported…