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Everyone should know more about verbal harassment

What is Verbal Harassment and different types of verbal abuse? What to do if you are verbally harassed?

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Oct 13, 2022
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Talking about bullying? Verbal abuse or verbal harassment comes into the scene too. Sad to say, this is happening everywhere. What’s worse is, most accepted this as a norm. Some just ignore, some show apathy, some just doesn’t care.

We all must be aware of verbal harassment happening. We can take part in preventing this. 

What is Verbal Harassment

Verbal abuse definition is simply a form of abuse that uses words or communication to inflict emotional harm on someone else. It is commonly called verbal harassment. Verbal harassment can manifest as insults, threats, belittling comments, or any other type of behavior designed to make the targeted person feel bad. Verbal harassment can be highly damaging and lead to long-term psychological problems for the victim. 

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More about Verbal Harassment

  • Effects of Verbal Abuse

    • Low self-esteem

    • Anxiety and depression

    • Substance abuse

    • Physical health problems

  • Types of Verbal Harassment

    • Gaslighting

    • Projection

    • Shaming

  • Verbal Abuse Examples:

    • Joke

    • Name-calling

    • Insult

    • Slurs

    • Threats

  • What To Do If You Are Being Abused

    • Speak up for yourself

    • Document the harassment

    • Talk to someone you trust

    • Seek professional help

    • Get involved in a support group.

    • Reach out to a national helpline

    • File a police report

    • Get a restraining order.

  • Where Does Verbal Harassment Usually Happen?

    • Verbal Harassment in the Workplace

    • Verbal Harassment at School

    • Verbal Harassment at Home

    • Verbal Harassment in Public Places

  • Final Thoughts

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