Myths and Realities of Sexual Assault Assault prevention must begin with education. In this session participants will learn the latest facts and discuss the myths and misconceptions we all grew up with. Children can and do protect themselves from harm by developing and using their own resources. You can help your children develop safety skills by becoming an informed parent. Both Sessions will focus on physical self-defense techniques and practice.
Women can and do resist assault attempts successfully.
There are three times as many attemtps as completed rapes. Participants will learn how to disable an assailant in order to get away. The techniques taught are very simple and effective and are based on striking vulnerable target areas. In this session, learn what domestic violence is, learn how to stop the cycle of violence, learn what to do if you, or someone you know, is in a violent relationship. Learn how to diffuse anger and de-escalate volitile situations.