What to do if your classmate or friend is being bullied
Have you ever seen someone being bullied but were worried that you’d become a target if you said something to a teacher or adult?
13 relationship red flags everyone should know about
If you've never had a healthy relationship, it can be difficult to know what an unhealthy one looks like. Here are a few guidelines...
How to live with a parent who has anger issues
If you live with someone who has anger issues, it can take a toll on your mental and emotional health – especially if it’s a parent or carer.
How to deal with a brother or sister who bullies you
If you're living with a brother or sister who bullies you, it can make life very difficult. Here are a few things you can do.
What happens when I get in touch with Childline Listening?
Childline Listening and Childline Digital Supports are just two of the services provided by
5 simple ways to be a better listener
Everybody wants to be heard. Follow these five, simple steps in order to become a better, more active listener.
The Five Golden Rules of helping someone with anxiety issues
It's not always easy to know what to say to someone who is extremely anxious but these five golden rules will help a lot.
Simple ways to show kindness every day
Kindness is a highly underrated quality – if everyone was a little kinder to each other, there might be a lot less injustice in the world.
What are Microaggressions?
Microaggressions are subtle but offensive comments that devalue someone because of their race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and more.
What to do if someone bullies you at school
Being bullied can make us feel isolated and helpless. If we have to deal with a bully at school, it can often feel even more difficult.
What’s the difference between teasing and bullying?
Teasing in a light-hearted way can be part of a healthy relationship but being maliciously made fun of can be a form of bullying.
Bullying and the role of the bystander
Bullies can make life very difficult for the people they target but what often makes it worse is the bystander who looks on and does nothing.