0-19 Service: Together Against Bullying - a parent’s guide

Bullying can have a lasting impact on a child’s emotional well-being and development. In this episode, we explore what bullying looks like today — both in person and online — and how parents can recognize the signs early. We’ll share practical strategies for supporting your child, fostering resilience, and working with schools to create a safe environment. Whether your child is experiencing bullying or you want to prevent it, this conversation offers actionable advice and reassurance for every parent.A transcript of this episode is available to download: https://www.mpft.nhs.uk/application/files/3317/6287/9232/The_MPFT_Podcast_Episode_104_Transcript_-_0-19_Service_Together_Against_Bullying_-_a_parents_guide.docxLinks & Info:The School Nurses will offer support for bullying forschool aged children (including primary school) where a referral is received to the service via the Hub, or from 11–19-year-olds through their school nurse drop in clinic, ChatHealth or the Hub.Health Visiting and School Nursing (mpft.nhs.uk)Drop in schedule (5-19) - Staffordshire (mpft.nhs.uk) NSPCC | The UK children's charity | NSPCCHelp With Bullying | Bullying Advice | KidscapeChildline | Free counselling service for kids and young people | ChildlineInformation and advice about all forms of bullyingAnti-Bullying AllianceComplain about a school: Types of complaints - GOV.UK