EPISODE · Apr 26, 2018 · 28 MIN
Strategies For Personal Safety with Lorna Selig
from Women Talk Podcast · host Brigitte Lessard
Lorna SeligPersonal crime can happen to anyone; age, gender, social-economic status is all irrelevant. Kids are bullied at school, a woman is grabbed on the street, someone finds themselves in an abusive relationship, or a child is touched by a creepy relative.It is one thing to wonder how you would react to a dangerous encounter; it is another thing to KNOW how you would react, says Lorna Selig, Owner & Facilitator from Safe4Life Personal Safety Training. She shares her passionate message with us at Women Talk and says, “it’s important to develop a Safety Plan for yourself and your loved ones, “this philosophy is of ABSOLUTE importance to all people who live and function in our communities. We give ‘Real life’, ‘easy to follow skills and strategies’ to ensure fewer victims and more empowered citizens on our streets, A child as young as 3 years can learn these skills.” www.Safe4Life.caPlease LIKE and FOLLOW our podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/WomenTalk-iTunesAPPLY TO SHARE YOUR STORY ON OUR PODCAST AT: WWW.WOMENTALK.CA/PODCAST_______________________________________________________ABOUT WOMEN TALKWomen Talk is where ordinary women share extraordinary true stories.We laugh. We learn. We connect—and we inspire one another, one story at a time._______________________________________________________DO YOU HAVE A STORY TO SHARE?Apply to be featured on the Women Talk Podcast:https://www.womentalk.ca/podcastSelected podcast TALKers may also be invited to share their stories at Women Talk Live events._______________________________________________________FOLLOW WOMEN TALKWebsite:https://www.womentalk.caYouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@WomenTalkCanadaSubscribe to the Women Talk Podcast wherever you enjoy listening to podcasts._______________________________________________________THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR
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