BULLYING UNFILTERED
Bullying is real. Silence make it easier to hide.
It's time to talk about what's really happening.
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AWARENESS · SUPPORT · PREVENTION
It isn’t “just a joke.”
It isn’t “just how the team works.”
It isn’t something people should simply learn to tolerate.
Bullying can happen anywhere — in the workplace, at school, in sport, and within communities. It does not always look obvious. Sometimes it appears through repeated humiliation, exclusion, intimidation, misuse of power, or behaviour that has simply become accepted as “normal.”
Sometimes it doesn’t look like bullying.
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"We’re only joking.”
“You’re too sensitive.”
“That’s how it is here.”
“Everyone else seems fine.”
“Toughen up.”
“Don’t make this into a problem.”
When harmful behaviour becomes part of the culture, it can become difficult to recognize — especially from inside it.
It’s time to see it for what it is.
MEET
Dr. Deni Maydon
Dr. Deni Maydon is a general psychologist with extensive experience and published work on bullying in workplaces, schools and sport.
Her understanding of bullying is informed not only by professional study, but also by lived experience — an experience that has shaped her commitment to awareness, prevention and meaningful support.
I think I'm being bullied. What now?
You don't need to have all the answers before talking to someone.
01 Recognize
Something doesn't feel right.
02 Talk
Book a free, confidential 20-minute introductory conversation.
03 Understand
Together, clarify what is happening and what kind of support may be appropriate.
04 Decide
You remain in control of what you do next.
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