Workplace Cyber-Harassment

Workplace cyber-harassment is targeted mistreatment delivered through work communication platforms — email, chat, video, or shared documents — that affects mental health and job function. Evidence-based supports include trauma-informed therapy, CBT, and workplace-mental-health approaches alongside documentation and escalation support. Offline.now lists a growing network of licensed therapists who work with workplace cyber-harassment.

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