Our seminars for women are perfect for agencies looking for meaningful professional development, improving the personal safety of their staff. Seminars include topics such as what to do when being followed, ways to minimize your risk of becoming a target, what information to provide over the phone, what to do for a home intrusion, and much more. Seminars include a variety of physical responses to protect against an assault. In addition, if you are a community agency, we may train your staff to teach this information to the members of your community as an on-going basis. Contact us to learn more.

Our seminars for child abduction prevention education can be geared to a variety of groups. This includes the adults who will be responsible for the care of children such as teachers, physical educators, community organization members, parents, and others. We teach these adults how to present safety and awareness information to children of different ages to arm them with the knowledge that can make them safer. We can also directly teach groups of children. This includes stranger awareness, refusal skills, escape techniques, how to find help, and more. Contact us today to learn more.

We provide seminars for people of all capabilities. This includes people who use assistive devices such as a cane, walker, and wheelchair, people with one functional arm, people who are visually or hearing impaired, and much more. We can also work with your staff to teach them about the unique risks that these individuals may face and how to better prepare them for their own personal safety. Contact us today to learn more.

As teenagers increase their independence, they also increase the number of situations that can pose risks. Our seminars for teenagers address many of the complex social situations that can put a teenager in a potential dangerous situation. This includes addressing the issue of bullying. The physical portion of the seminar involves teaching non-aggressive escape techniques that can get the teenager free from a physical assault so they can get away. These techniques cannot be used to bully another as they only work if the teenager is in immediate physical danger. Awareness and avoidance are stressed. We can also teach community leaders and educators how to present these concepts on an ongoing basis within their own facilities. Contact us for more information.

Active seniors face a variety of challenges, and unfortunately they are viewed by the predators of our society as an "easy target," and are therefore one of the groups at greatest risk of physical assault. We teach awareness of these risks and safety information that can make a difference in avoiding these situations. This seminar includes exercises to promote continued health and readiness for physical action. It also includes physical responses to protect against an assault, including the use of a walking cane. Contact us to learn more.

Host a seminar for your organization, company, staff, or school. Contact for more details. Some areas we cover include professional development, cane self-defense seminars, school physical education curricula, and more.

Email Stalloch@SecureLivingOnline.com for seminar outlines, price lists, target groups, availability, testimonials, references, and more. We look forward to helping your group feel safer.