REFUSE TO BE A VICTIM

VIII. TECHNOLOGICAL SECURITY
Phone Security Identity (Personal Information) Theft
Banking Scams
Cyber fraud - Electronic Theft on the Internet
Cyber stalking or Cyber bullying - Stalking via the Internet

IX. SELF-DEFENSE PHYSICAL TRAINING
Locating Training Courses
Investigating Training Courses
Making the Commitment

X. PERSONAL 'PROTECTION DEVICES
Personal Alarms
Tear Gas and Mace
Pepper Sprays and Foams
Batons
Other Devices

XI. SPECIAL TEACHING MODULES

Module 1: In the Workplace
A. Basic Measures
B. Working Alone Module
C. Interacting with co-workers
D. Work place violence
E. Miscellaneous

Module 2 Parents and Children - from Pre-School
through High School
A. Protecting Young Children (Pre-School through Elementary School)
B. Protecting Older Children (Middle School through High School)

Module 3: Senior Citizens and Persons with Physical Disabilities
A. Background and Scope
B. Personal Protection Devices
C. Inside Your Home
D. Outside Your Home
E. Travel Tips
F. Abuse
G. Financial Abuse
H. Using Local Government Agencies and Services

XI. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND STALKING

XII. CLOSING REMARKSO

(NOTE): Be Sure And Call The School 24 Hours In Advance Of Your Class Date For Class Confirmation!
A. Free Coffee is Available all day.
B. The Cost Of This Seminar is $55.00 And Includes Your Books.
C. Please Remit Down Payment For Your Class As Early As Possible To Reserve Your Seat.
D. If One Person Brings Four Paid Persons That Person Gets A Free Seminar.
NOTE THIS COST IS BASED ON 10 ATTENDING

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I. INTRODUCTION
Background
Legal Aspects

II. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CRIMINAL PREDATORS

III. MENTAL PREPAREDNESS
Levels of Awareness
Mental Conditioning
Ramifications and Outcomes

IV. PHYSICAL SECURITY
Awareness, Intuition, Mindset and Boundaries
Using Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)
Walking
Using Elevators
Using Buses and Subways
Being Cautious When Lights Don't Function
Being Cautious with Briefcases, Purses and Wallets
Public Laundry Room Safety
Public Rest room Safety
Other Activities

V. HOME SECURITY
Doors, Windows and Locks
Lighting
Shrubbery
Alarms
Dogs
Keys
Visitors
Revealing Your Schedule
Mailbox Services

VI. AUTOMOBILE SECURITY
Approaching, Entering and Exiting Your Car
Dealing with Breakdowns
Reacting to an Accident
Reacting to a Police Car (Marked or Unmarked)
Hitchhikers and Strangers
Dealing with Road Rage
Vehicle Theft Prevention Devices
Carjacking

VII. OUT-OF-TOWN TRAVEL SECURITY
Airport Security
Automobile Rentals
Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles
Public Transportation
Accommodations
Traveling to a Foreign Country
Don't Forget Back Home

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