Psychological assistance to children exposed to cyberthreats on the internet

According to anonymous Internet surveys today about half of children and teenagers conceal something from their parents about their online life and one third of them know or have personally experienced cyberbullying. And while bullying used to happen openly at school and the victim always knew the offender, now anyone can be attacked online. Often parents learn about it quite late, when the child has already suffered great psychological damage. What kinds of cyberbullying can schoolchildren encounter on the Internet, who becomes a victim and how to protect your children. The concept of "cyberbullying" (from cyber and bullying) came from the West in the late 90's and began to be actively used with the spread of the Internet and social networks. Today cyberbullying is formulated as a type of bullying that involves aggressive behavior towards the victim and spreads through the Internet (social networks, photo and video content, emails, etc.).