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I'm supporting someone

For friends, family, colleagues, and neighbours supporting someone through harm — how to listen, set limits, and encourage the right help.

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Estimated reading time: 25 minutes

  1. Someone Told Me They're Being Harmed. What Now?

    The first conversation when someone discloses bullying, abuse, or harm — what to do in the next hour, what to avoid, and how to stay steady without taking over.

    4 min read
  2. How to Listen Without Taking Control

    Support someone experiencing harm while protecting their choices, privacy and safety.

    4 min read
  3. What Not to Say (Even When You Mean Well)

    Common responses that can silence someone experiencing bullying, and more useful ways to listen and help.

    4 min read
  4. Supporting Without Burning Out

    Caring has limits. Learn boundaries, shared responsibility, and how to stay useful without carrying someone else's harm alone.

    3 min read
  5. Encouraging Someone to Seek Help

    How to nudge someone toward trustworthy help without pressure, ultimatums, or taking over their choices.

    3 min read
  6. When Immediate Action Is Necessary

    How to recognise urgent danger, choose an appropriate escalation route and support someone through what follows.

    4 min read
  7. Looking After Yourself as a Helper

    Supporting someone through harm affects you too. Practical ways to stay steady, set boundaries, and get help when the load is too heavy.

    3 min read

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