
Talking with your child or young person about suicide
Like any other sudden and traumatic death, we will have lot of questions regarding the ‘how’s’ and the ‘why’s of a death by suicide.
Like any other sudden and traumatic death, we will have lot of questions regarding the ‘how’s’ and the ‘why’s of a death by suicide.
Social media burnout can occur when you’ve created a ‘feed’ of images and videos that leave you feeling unfulfilled, jealous and/or inferior.
The decision to give your child a smartphone is big and not one to be taken lightly. Here are 10 questions to ask them before you buy it.
When it comes to school life, bullying has always been a concern. However, in more recent times the issue of cyberbullying has become more prevalent. Even the word itself brings
When it comes to entertaining children of any age, particularly during the school holidays, the pastime of choice for many children and teenagers is playing video games.
The ISPCC welcomes the commencement of Coco’s Law on Safer Internet Day 2021
Sexting is when someone sends sexually explicit pictures of themselves or others via a mobile phone, email or the web.
Bullying of any kind is an awful experience for a child to go through but cyber-bullying is especially insidious because there’s no physical escape from it. All it takes is
Safer Internet Day 2021 takes place on Tuesday, February 9th and promises to deliver a fascinating insight into internet safety and how we can empower young people to make healthier
The last thing any parent wants to think about is their child being a victim of bullying. However, the widespread use of social media platforms has brought a new dimension