Common Sense Safety For Women - Book Coming Soon

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 While the brain can process information rapidly, various factors can delay immediate reactions. The "3-second rule" emphasizes the need for quick assessment, decision-making, and action to ensure safety. 

Abduction is not just a standalone crime; it frequently precedes other severe offenses, making its prevention and immediate counteraction crucial for personal safety. 

Predatory behavior is far more common than most people realize: studies estimate that one in five women and one in seventy-one men will experience sexual assault in their lifetime, and roughly 90% of those perpetrators are known friends, intimate partners, or acquaintances, rather than strangers! 

 Home, in Public, and Online 

10 Secrets of Burglars 

Prepare for Distraction Crimes

Compliance can save your life.

What Weapons are available to you, on Your Body, in your Car, or while traveling