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The impact of different types of bullying and harassment, and ways to…

- - - - Verbal
        
        Verbal bullying is when someone uses words to hurt or scare another person.
        
        Verbal bullying is repeated slandering, ridiculing, or maligning of a person or persons, addressing abusive and offensive remarks to a person or persons in a sustained or repeated manner.
      - Disability
        
        For having a disability like a wheelchair,cast or crutches people will think that you will be easy to pick on and when people are bullied because they have a disability, it may effect on your everyday activity`s or at school.
    - - Social withdrawal, substance abuse, difficulties at school or work such as underachieving and poor attendance, and even suicide.
      - People who are bullied can experience a plethora of short- and long-term problems this means a large amount of it, especially the amount of it that is greater than you.
      - You need, want, or can cope with. Including depression and anxiety, you just have to talk to someone you are close to or trust to make you feel better.
  - - - But to prevent it from happening report cyberbullies to your internet service provider, mobile phone provider. Consider changing your phone number if the bullying is by text or phone call, and keep the new one private. Protect all your passwords and password protect your phone.
      - Someone could be sending, posting, or sharing negative, harmful, false, or mean content about someone else.
    - - Relational bullying is a hidden type of aggression or hostile situation where people harm "others through purposeful manipulation and damaging their relationship.
- - - - Even if you're not actively being bullied, you're aware it could start anytime. It has a big mental and emotional impact. you feel unaccepted, isolated, angry, and withdrawn.
      - Being bullied makes young people incredibly insecure and feel pershard about some things. When you're being bullied, you can feel constantly insecure and on guard. To react you can talk to a parent or guardian.
- - - - Be part of their online experience. Be a good role model. Help build your child's self confidence. Help your child be a positive role model. Talk openly and frequently to your children. Educate your children about bullying.