Dealing With Bullying
Supporting individuals to overcome bullying experiences and develop healthy coping strategies.
Bullying can affect anyone at any stage of life, causing significant emotional, psychological, and physical distress. Whether experienced in childhood, the workplace, or online, bullying's impact can be profound and long-lasting. Our team of over 100 therapists across [Highbury Fields] and [Haggerston] provides specialized support for those affected by all forms of bullying.
Professional therapeutic support offers effective strategies for addressing bullying-related challenges. Our approach combines [Cognitive Behavioural Therapy] to develop coping mechanisms, [Family & Systemic Psychotherapy] for addressing bullying within relationship dynamics, and [Creative Arts Therapy] for processing emotional trauma through creative expression.
Understanding Bullying and Its Impact
Bullying manifests in various forms – physical, emotional, sexual, and cyberbullying – each carrying its own set of challenges and consequences. The effects can include anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and difficulties in maintaining healthy relationships. For children and teenagers, school bullying can significantly impact educational experience and social development, while adults might face workplace bullying that affects their professional and personal lives.
Professional Support for Different Age Groups
Children’s Support
[Children’s therapy] provides age-appropriate interventions to help young people cope with bullying experiences. Through play-based approaches and creative techniques, children can express their feelings safely and develop resilience.
Teenage Support
[Teenage counselling] addresses the complex dynamics of adolescent bullying, including cyberbullying and peer pressure. Our therapists help teenagers build self-confidence and develop effective communication strategies.
Adult Support
[Adult therapy] focuses on workplace bullying, social exclusion, and processing past bullying experiences. We help adults establish boundaries, rebuild self-esteem, and develop assertiveness skills.
Therapeutic Approaches
Our therapists employ various evidence-based approaches, tailoring support to individual needs. Whether through one-to-one sessions or [group therapy], we create safe spaces for exploring experiences and developing coping strategies. Sessions start from £27.50, making professional support accessible across East and North London.
Support for Diverse Communities
We recognize that members of minority groups often face increased risk of bullying. Our [multicultural therapy] and [LGBTQIA+ therapy] services provide specialized support for these communities, addressing the unique challenges they may face.
Getting Started
Taking the first step to address bullying can feel daunting. Our experienced therapists are here to support you through this journey. To [find a therapist] who specializes in bullying support, browse our directory of qualified professionals or contact us for guidance.
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Experienced, qualified therapists ready to support your journey.

Anna Humphries
Psychodynamic Psychotherapist & Clinical Supervisor (MBACP accred)

Ben Willens
Integrative Therapist (NCH)

Beth Bolitho
Psychodynamic Counsellor and Psychotherapist (BACP, BPC)

Daniel Neilson
Counsellor and Psychotherapist (BACP)

Debbie McKee
Integrative Counsellor & Therapist (BACP)

Deepanshi Gulati
Person-Centred Psychotherapist (UKCP)

Dr Bethany Crawford
Clinical Psychologist (HCPC)

Dr Josephine Swede
Counselling Psychologist (HCPC, BPS)

Dr Natasha Sutherland
HCPC-registered & Chartered Counselling Psychologist (BPS)

Duncan Reid
Psychotherapist (UKCP)
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Questions about Dealing With Bullying?
Find answers to the most common questions, or get in touch with our team.
Contact usWhat therapy approaches help with bullying?
Multiple therapeutic approaches can help address bullying, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for developing coping strategies, Creative Arts Therapy for emotional expression, and Family & Systemic Psychotherapy for addressing bullying within relationship contexts. Your therapist will recommend the most suitable approach based on your specific situation.
Is therapy effective for dealing with bullying?
Research shows that professional therapeutic support can significantly help individuals overcome the impact of bullying. Therapy provides practical coping strategies, helps rebuild self-esteem, and addresses the emotional and psychological effects of bullying experiences.
How long does bullying therapy take?
The duration of therapy varies depending on individual circumstances, the type of bullying experienced, and its impact. Some clients benefit from short-term support over 6-12 sessions, while others may need longer-term therapy to address deeper trauma and build lasting resilience.
What qualifications do bullying support therapists have?
Our therapists are fully qualified professionals with specific training in dealing with bullying-related trauma. They hold relevant certifications in counselling or psychotherapy and maintain membership with professional bodies like the BACP or UKCP.
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