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Attack rituals – We need to trust our instincts if we are to avoid being attacked

by GoodSense | Jun 7, 2010 | Body Language, Personal Safety, Self-defence, Tips, Violence

All killers go through an attack ritual before they start their attack – I have talked at length about these types of rituals before on the blog. In my previous post I talked about the three types of rituals but in this post I want to highlight how important it is to...

Why I believe the G20 officer got away with it!

by GoodSense | Apr 12, 2010 | Body Language, News, Personal Safety, Tips, Violence

I heard this story on the news the other day and to be honest it’s not that surprising this police officer was cleared of the charges. Even if it may be viewed by an outsider as being over zealous or aggressive. When you examine the law closely you then begin to...

Seven top tips to help protect women against being attacked

by GoodSense | Mar 22, 2010 | Personal Safety, Tips, Violence

In the sad wake of the Claudia Lawrence anniversary I thought now would be a good time to highlight some personal safety tips for ladies that do a lot of networking or act as lone workers, basically professional women who are out and about in all sorts of places. I...
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