Bullying
Text last updated:
2023-12-21
Bullying among children and young people
In their teens, young people are not infrequently affected by bullying - and bullying hits them particularly hard. Whether in real life or on the digital media network, parents are deeply affected when their own child is ostracized or humiliated. What can you do to prevent it from happening in the first place? And what if it happens anyway? Find out here how you should react if your child is affected by bullying.
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Understanding bullying
In order to help your child, it's important to understand what exactly is meant by bullying in children.
Acting correctly in the event of bullying
Parents can support their child in many ways. On the one hand, to prevent it from getting that far in the first place. On the other hand, to take the right steps in an emergency.
Where can I find help and support?
- Competent telephone advice and assistance is available in North Rhine-Westphalia from the central MobbingLine NRW at telephone 0211 8371911. The service for those seeking help is free and anonymous if desired.
- You can find a counseling center near you via the Counseling Center Finder of the DAJEB.
- Help with cyberbullying, WhatsApp stress & Co. offers the online counseling of the portal JUUUPORT for young people.