In the last chapter, he offers his personal views on the primary strengths and weaknesses of the most popular martial arts taught in the United States with regard to their application to actual self defense. No longer in print and hard to find but an interesting compilation of true life stories where women, most with no self defense training, used their wits to survive. The Safe Zone is written for children ages 7-12 and offers them solutions and options in situations where there is no adult guardian present. The book addresses strangers, bullies, and unwanted touch, as well as staying safe at school, at home, and on the street. What if . . .
Final chapter offers physical defense options for worst-case scenarios.
Intended for parents to read, The Safe Child Book offers effective and non-threatening techniques for teaching children how to protect themselves without making them afraid. A Self-Efficacy Analysis by Dr. Elizabeth M. Ozer and Albert Bandura, Stanford University, 1990. 90028 National Child Abuse hotline offering crisis counseling for children or adult survivors 24 hours a day. Also offers referrals for sexual abuse treatment programs, reporting suspected child abuse, shelters, advocacy, mental health, and legal aid. Literature on prevention of child abuse available upon request.