The following books have been reviewed by Act Against Bullying. You can order these directly from the site and some of the proceeds are being donated to our charity.

Bullied by Neville Evans.
Reviewed by Louise Burfitt-Dons

‘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. To order this book