How To Handle Peer Pressure & Bullying
An interactive story-based workshop where kids learn to recognize peer pressure and bullying, find their voice, and practice saying no — in a safe, protected space.
Reserve Your Child’s SpotFriday, 4 September · 4:00pm PST · Online · Just 4 spots
You might be here because your child…
- Is being bullied or treated unkindly by peers
- Is easily influenced and finds it hard to hold their ground
- Lets others take advantage of their kindness
- Is working on building their sense of self-respect
What makes this different
We use a proven story-based curriculum from Adventures in Wisdom, so your child learns through a character’s journey rather than being lectured at. It’s a gentle way in — even for children who find these topics hard to talk about directly. From there, we move into practice: finding their own “no” statement, role-playing tricky situations, and leaving with tools they can genuinely use.
Understanding Peer Pressure
What peer pressure actually is, what it means, and the signs it’s happening.
The Five Faces of Pressure
Learning the 5 types of peer pressure, so your child can identify and name what they’re facing.
Understanding the Other Side
Exploring why bullies often act the way they do — understood, never excused.
Finding Their Voice
Finding their own personal “no” statement, then practising saying it out loud, together.
Practising for Real Life
Gentle role-play of tricky situations, so your child feels genuinely prepared.
A safe, protected space
- Just 4 children, so every child is seen and heard
- No recording, no photos — what’s shared stays in the group
- Sharing personal experiences is always welcome, never required
- Parents are welcome to sit in — though if you think your child may hold back or feel less open with you present, it’s best to step away and get a debrief from them afterwards. You’ll also receive an update by email either way.
You’ll get a parent guide, too
After the workshop, you’ll receive a short guide covering what your child learnt and simple ways to keep the conversation going at home.
Workshop details
Spaces are limited to 4 children to protect the small-group feel.