Are Your Students And Faculty In Danger?
Sexual assault on campus, domestic partner abuse, insurance liability costs, medical expenditures, lost goodwill from bad publicity and a genuine concern for people are just some of the reasons universities are looking for ways to protect their students and faculty and reduce the likelihood of violence.
The principles of LIVE: Lessons In Violence Evasion can be used by anyone to evade and escape violence and increase their chances to survive a violent confrontation.
Lessons In Violence Evasion can help you meet your safety goals whether you represent a an institute of higher education, a business, or a non profit organization.
LIVE: Lessons In Violence Evasion Solutions for Colleges and Universities
- LIVE Presentations for Students and/or Faculty and Staff
- LIVE Participatory Seminars for Students and/or Faculty and Staff
- LIVE Online Training Programs (has revenue potential)
- Quantity discounts on LIVE Training materials
Lessons In Violence Evasion is not about overcoming your attacker; it’s about freeing yourself from the attack. We’re not saying that it is the answer for every situation. It’s not.
There are times in a violent situation that you may have to fight (possibly defending loved ones or if the attacker is intent on murder) and we promote on going training to learn the skills of defense and defeat but your first goal should always be to evade and escape.
Lessons In Violence Evasion is based upon a scientific and experiential knowledge of violence combined with an understanding of the needs and capabilities of women today. Violence evasion utilizes natural movements, principles and laws of nature, along with physical sensitivity. You discover how to be aware of the forces of violence and use the space around them to escape and survive.
But don't take our word for it, here's what reporters and seminar attendees are saying about this unique program:
“They (Theresa and Dennis) are quick to emphasize, however, this class is not about martial arts. The women are taught to rely on their intuition and use movement that is natural to them to escape a potentially violent situation.” - Women on the Defense by Sarah Cail, NECC Observer
“The techniques don’t rely on extensive training and instead flow naturally off the untrained human body’s reaction to being attacked. With this understanding, LIVE, or Lessons In Violence Evasion teaches women to get away from a would be attacker without using force against force, an often losing proposition when a smaller woman is pitted against a larger man…The techniques are similar to a small child who wants “down,” struggling and then suddenly going limp in their parent’s arms and sliding out to freedom. The child essentially uses their natural reactions to get away from their mother or father.” - Escaping the Fear by Eric Baxter, Salem Observer
“The program was just unbelievable. There was a small girl there, about 7 years old, and she did great. We also want to focus on teenagers and the ones at the last seminar said they walked away feeling more confident. The same with the college students, who said they felt much better after taking the seminar.” - Marie Miceli, owner A-Plus Fitness for Ladies in Salem NH.
“Thanks so much for the work you’re doing; it may well save one of our lives!” - Deborah C. Seminar attendee.
“I was pleasantly surprised to find the instructions were never complicated and it was very easy to understand. I suggest this course for anyone who wants to feel confident in any threatening situation and who does not have time to pursue training in martial arts.” – Deborah M. Seminar attendee.
Unlike most everything available LIVE is a true blending of science and personal experience. The principles of escape and evasion that Dennis has learned over the years were filtered through Theresa, not only as a woman but also as someone who has experienced violence.
Attacks from actual stories, experiences and crime statistics were reenacted. Theresa was put through the situation as close to real as possible to see how she would react and what she was capable of doing. In the beginning these sessions were, mentally and emotionally, extremely painful for Theresa and then later, as she got better, quite often physically painful for Dennis.
The principles from these discovery sessions were tested over a two-year period in developmental seminars with hundreds of women. From the research, testing and interviews with these women an answer emerged. That answer is what we call LIVE: Lessons In Violence Evasion.
To find out more...
www.LessonsInViolenceEvasion.com