Managing Cyberbullying

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Managing Cyberbullying

how to manage ciberbullying

Seeking Professional Help

Utilizing Counseling or Therapy Services

Involving School Authorities or Law Enforcement

When the situation escalates or becomes overwhelming

Preventing Cyberbullying

Encourage a Culture of Respect and Kindness Online

Be Mindful of Online Behavior and Language

Set Privacy Settings and Limit Personal Information

Educate Yourself and Others

Responding to Cyberbullying

Seek Support from trusted individuals or organizations

Block and Report the Cyberbully

Document Evidence

Stay Calm and Do Not Engage

Recognizing Cyberbullying

Differentiating Cyberbullying from other online issues

Signs of Cyberbullying

Understanding Cyberbullying

Impact of Cyberbullying

Forms of Cyberbullying

Definition of Cyberbullying