Bullying Prevention Workshop

Empowering parents to protect, support, and advocate for their children.

Workshop Objectives

01

Define bullying and recognize its various forms.

02

Identify physical and emotional signs of bullying.

03

Practice effective communication strategies with your child.

04

Create a community-focused prevention plan.

What Is Bullying?

"Bullying is unwanted aggressive behavior, repeated over time, involving a power imbalance."

Physical & Verbal

Hitting, pushing, name-calling, and threats.

Social

Exclusion, rumor-spreading, and public humiliation.

Cyberbullying

Harassment via social media, texts, or online games. Often occurs 24/7.

Impact of Bullying

Emotional

Anxiety, depression, and significant loss of self-esteem.

Academic

Declining grades, loss of interest, and school avoidance.

Social

Withdrawal from friends and distrust of peers.

Physical

Headaches, stomachaches, and sleep disturbances.

Activity: Role-Playing

1
Divide into small groups of 2–3 parents.
2
Use the provided Role-Playing Scenarios.
3
Act out the scenario and discuss your response.
4
Focus on empathy and clear, supportive communication.

Interactive Quiz

Let's test our knowledge! We'll explore:

Prevention Strategies

Support Methods

Community Roles

Group Discussion

What are the specific signs we should look for in our kids?

How do we start a "safe space" conversation at home?

How can we support our local schools and educators?

Worksheet Reflection

"Action follows reflection."

List 3 signs of bullying specific to your child's personality.
Choose one conversation starter to use tonight.
Identify one community event you can participate in.

Your Action Plan

At Home

Establish an "Open Door" policy. Talk about bullying before it happens.

At School

Connect with the PTA and the school counselor. Know the school's policy.

In the Community

Encourage inclusivity in sports, clubs, and neighborhoods. Be a visible ally for all children.

Resources & Support

School Counselor Office Contact PTA for Info

PACER Center pacer.org/bullying

StopBullying.gov Resource Library

Thank you for being your child's best advocate!

Bullying Prevention Workshop

Facilitator Guide Parent Workshop

Bullying Prevention Presentation

Discussion Guide Handout

Bullying Prevention Worksheet Reflection

Bullying Prevention Quiz

Role Play Scenarios Cards