Bullying4 tips for parents when your child is being bullied
Here's four easy steps you can take to help your child feel seen, safe and heard.

*Trigger warning: This story contains content about bullying and self-harm themes that some viewers may find upsetting. Viewer advisory 12+, adult guidance recommended.*
Anastasia shares her personal story of cyberbullying after moving interstate in high school. A cruel photoshopped image and relentless messages shattered her confidence, leaving her feeling isolated and afraid to trust again.
With the support of her family and after discovering Dolly’s Dream, Anastasia began to heal. She found lasting friendships, gained back her confidence and now shares her story with us to remind others they're not alone.
If you or someone you care about is experiencing bullying, Dolly’s Dream is here to help. Our Bullying Support Line: 13 DOLLY is available whenever you need it.
BullyingHere's four easy steps you can take to help your child feel seen, safe and heard.
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