- Paperback: 130 pages
- Publisher: Bullied Publishing; 1st edition (1 Mar 2009)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0956143407
- ISBN-13: 978-0956143402
- Product Dimensions: 21.2 x 14 x 1 cm
- Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
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Absolutely from-the-hip, practical advice on how to cope with bullying . In this 115 page paperback, Neville Evans, an award winning Police Officer, answers a lot of questions you might like to ask. What do I do to avoid trouble? How does the law protect me or my children? Written from a street awareness perspective, Bullied is a little gem for those seeking realistic suggestions to diffuse aggression at school, in the workplace or in the pub on a Saturday night. Covering verbal bullying, domestic abuse and relationship break-up, Bullied is essential reading for anyone wanting a flight plan to follow if they are being victimised. Bullied has clear step by step instructions from how much and exactly what to record if you receive threatening texts or physical and emotional bullying at work, for example, which is a must for anyone daunted by being told write it down . Bullied has a wealth of good advice from how to make a police statement to what to expect when attending a Employment Tribunal. In fact Neville has covered a whole range of issues which need addressing by anyone unfortunate enough to be caught up in the insidious web of bullying behaviour. Aimed primarily at assisting the victim to develop coping skills, there is a wealth of practical advice in Bullied from simple meditation advices to exercises in developing human observation. Well worth a read. --Act against bullying
The advice to students is good as it offers strategies rather than platitudes. It is the best I have seen! I have found your book very interesting. Having been involved in the field of Anti-Bullying for many years I continue to be concerned about how little work has been done on prevention strategies for both victims and to some extent bullies. I was pleased therefore to read evidence of this in your book. I work in boys school but despite this the majority of bullying is of a low level i.e. name calling and teasing etc which is dealt with quite easily. Occasionally this behaviour can be persistent and escalates but with the help of parents is also dealt with effectively. Giving 'victims' of this type of persistent bullying strategies to employ in the future is more effective than simply telling off the bully. It also empowers the victim making him feel less of a victim. I think that more work should be done in this area. We survey pupils each year and find that in the lower years 7 to 8 bullying is more frequent but the type of bullying in older year groups 9,10 and 11 changes and becomes more connected with relationships and power struggles. Older pupils find the use of strategies more difficult to employ as they perceive that they are ineffective. It can take a while to convince these pupils that such techniques work. --School Teacher
A well informed and extremely useful guide to the complex world of bullying. Neville's thorough research gives an important insight into the varied forms of this age old problem and offers useful tips on how to survive and avoid being bullied." --Pam Evans (peace mala)
The advice to students is good as it offers strategies rather than platitudes. It is the best I have seen! I have found your book very interesting. Having been involved in the field of Anti-Bullying for many years I continue to be concerned about how little work has been done on prevention strategies for both victims and to some extent bullies. I was pleased therefore to read evidence of this in your book. I work in boys school but despite this the majority of bullying is of a low level i.e. name calling and teasing etc which is dealt with quite easily. Occasionally this behaviour can be persistent and escalates but with the help of parents is also dealt with effectively. Giving 'victims' of this type of persistent bullying strategies to employ in the future is more effective than simply telling off the bully. It also empowers the victim making him feel less of a victim. I think that more work should be done in this area. We survey pupils each year and find that in the lower years 7 to 8 bullying is more frequent but the type of bullying in older year groups 9,10 and 11 changes and becomes more connected with relationships and power struggles. Older pupils find the use of strategies more difficult to employ as they perceive that they are ineffective. It can take a while to convince these pupils that such techniques work. --School Teacher
A well informed and extremely useful guide to the complex world of bullying. Neville's thorough research gives an important insight into the varied forms of this age old problem and offers useful tips on how to survive and avoid being bullied." --Pam Evans (peace mala)
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The advice to students is good as it offers strategies rather than platitudes. It is the best I have seen!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Absolutely from-the-hip, practical advice on how to cope with bullying'.
In this 115 page paperback, Neville Evans, an award winning Police Officer, answers a lot of questions you might like to ask. What do I do to avoid trouble? How does the law protect me or my children?
Written from a street awareness perspective, Bullied is a little gem for those seeking realistic suggestions to diffuse aggression at school, in the workplace or in the pub on a Saturday night.
Covering verbal bullying, domestic abuse and relationship break-up, Bullied is essential reading for anyone wanting a flight plan to follow if they are being victimised.
Bullied has clear step by step instructions from `how much' and `exactly what' to record if you receive threatening texts or physical and emotional bullying at work, for example, which is a must for anyone daunted by being told `write it down'.
Bullied has a wealth of good advice from how to make a police statement to what to expect when attending a Employment Tribunal. In fact Neville has covered a whole range of issues which need addressing by anyone unfortunate enough to be caught up in the insidious web of bullying behaviour.
Aimed primarily at assisting the victim to develop coping skills, there is a wealth of practical advice in Bullied from simple meditation advices to exercises in developing human observation. Well worth a read.
In this 115 page paperback, Neville Evans, an award winning Police Officer, answers a lot of questions you might like to ask. What do I do to avoid trouble? How does the law protect me or my children?
Written from a street awareness perspective, Bullied is a little gem for those seeking realistic suggestions to diffuse aggression at school, in the workplace or in the pub on a Saturday night.
Covering verbal bullying, domestic abuse and relationship break-up, Bullied is essential reading for anyone wanting a flight plan to follow if they are being victimised.
Bullied has clear step by step instructions from `how much' and `exactly what' to record if you receive threatening texts or physical and emotional bullying at work, for example, which is a must for anyone daunted by being told `write it down'.
Bullied has a wealth of good advice from how to make a police statement to what to expect when attending a Employment Tribunal. In fact Neville has covered a whole range of issues which need addressing by anyone unfortunate enough to be caught up in the insidious web of bullying behaviour.
Aimed primarily at assisting the victim to develop coping skills, there is a wealth of practical advice in Bullied from simple meditation advices to exercises in developing human observation. Well worth a read.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book gives excellent advise on how to deal with all types of bullying and also gives practical advise on what to do and how to deal with it.
A real help if you're a parent worried about your child being bullied.
A real help if you're a parent worried about your child being bullied.
Format:Paperback
Superb book that covers all the aspects and areas of the subject. As a reader who has previously experienced bullying as a youngster, I found that I could relate to this book easily and the information and advice given has helped my development both professionally and at a personal level. A must have on your bookshelf.
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An excellent guide that will benefit many
'Bullied' by Neville Evans is a comprehensive survival guide for bullying victims, and makes for a very informative yet easy read. Read more
Published on 3 Jun 2009 by Ms. Cm Conway
Spot On!
Absolutely brilliant book and covers all the bases. Victims of bullying and even bullies themselves should read this for a better insight into how bullying happens and the effects.
Published on 9 May 2009 by Mr. Jonathan Howe
Realistic and practical advice
Neville has written in a clear and concise manner to support those seeking help in difficult times. His book gives practical guidance and advice in a format that is... Read more
Published on 4 May 2009 by D. Y. Davies
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Police Officer Nelville Evans, provides a informative and pro-active book, to understanding and identifying The Bully. Read more
Published on 28 April 2009 by Mrs. Sylvia Jones
Bullying Book
An excellent book. I work in a similar environment to the author and have personally experienced some of the incidents he is talking about, as well as having to deal with them in... Read more
Published on 26 April 2009 by Mrs. Karen Powell
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