Signs & Symptoms of Bullying
Signs may vary depending on the individual and whether they are experiencing or engaging in bullying, but may include:
- Becoming withdrawn, anxious or low in mood/depressed
- Avoiding school, work or social situations
- Changes in confidence or self-esteem
- Difficulty sleeping or changes in appetite
- Physical complaints such as headaches or stomach aches
- Increased irritability, anger or emotional distress
- Unexplained injuries or damaged belongings
- Social isolation or loss of friendships
- Changes in behaviour, including aggression or acting out
- Spending increased time online or distress linked to social media
These experiences can have a significant impact on emotional wellbeing, development and relationships.
Private Treatment for Bullying in London and the UK
At London Psychiatry Clinic, we offer specialist support for individuals affected by bullying, whether they are experiencing it directly or struggling with related behavioural or emotional difficulties.
In our clinic, we take a compassionate and holistic approach, focusing on understanding the impact of bullying and supporting recovery, resilience and confidence.
Depending on your needs, support may include:
- Psychoeducation to understand the emotional impact of bullying
- Talking therapy to process experiences and build confidence
- Support with emotional regulation and coping strategies
- Family guidance and support where appropriate
- Strategies to improve communication, boundaries and relationships
- Support for associated difficulties such as anxiety, low mood or self-esteem
Our aim is to help individuals feel safer, more confident and better equipped to navigate relationships and challenges.
As well as appointments in our London clinic, we also offer online therapy, so you can access care from the comfort of your home.
Find the best kind of treatment for bullying.
If your child may be bullying or affected by bullying, we are here to help. Speak with us today to explore support and treatment options.
