Cyberbully Advice by Michele Elliott

Michele Elliott

Cyberbully Advice

How to stop Bullying - Advice and Information

Bullying and cyberbullying affects thousands of children and young people every day. Some are so distressed by bullying that they run away from home, play truant, become ill and even attempt to harm themselves. It s so difficult for parents if their child is being bullied or if their child starts to bully.

What do you do? How do you get help?

Michele Elliott is a teacher, psychologist with 40 years’ experience, and the founder of the children’s charity Kidscape. She is considered to be the UK’s foremost expert on prevention of bullying and was awarded an OBE in 2008 for services to children.

About Michele

‘I just wish I had told sooner. Please tell anyone who is being bullied they need to tell someone. I don’t think I would be here today if I had kept quiet any longer.’

Cyberbullying comes in many forms. Whenever technology moves forward it seems the methods used to bully move with it. See Advice for Teachers

Being bullied is awful and no one deserves to be bullied. If you are the target of a bully or bullies it is not your fault. See Advice for young people

Being a parent myself, I know how awful it is when you find out your child feels friendless, especially because of bullying. See Advice for Parents

Books on Bullying

Michele has written over 23 books on subjects including bullying, cyberbullying, abuse and parenting. See Bookshop for further details.

The Essential Guide to Tackling Bullying published by Longman (Pearson)

Review by Gok Wan: ‘No child deserves to be bullied. I know what it is like to be bullied and wish this book had been there for me when I was a kid. I hope every school has a copy’. See Bookshop

My blog will provide an opportunity to discuss latest issues around cyberbullying. Your comments are welcome.

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