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W.E.A.V.E. Crisis Line 916–920–2952
Sacramento
WEAVE provides services to survivors of domestic violence and their families as well as survivors of sexual assault. WEAVE offers a vast array of crisis intervention, advocacy and counseling programs. WEAVE provides services to women, men and children in Sacramento . |
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Rape Hotline: 1-800-656-HOPE
Dating, Stalking, Domestic Violence Help:
Helpline: 1-800-FYI-CALL
TTY: 1-800-211-7996
Mon-Fri 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. EST
Serving victims in more than 180 languages.
E-mail: gethelp@ncvc.org |
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Suicide Hotline:
(888) 886-5401 |
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| General Self-Defense: |
| The Gift of Fear , by Gavin de Becker (book) |
In this empowering book, Gavin de Becker, the man Oprah Winfrey calls the nation's leading expert on violent behavior, shows you how to spot even subtle signs of danger—before it's too late. Shattering the myth that most violent acts are unpredictable, de Becker, whose clients include top Hollywood stars and government agencies, offers specific ways to protect yourself and those you love, including...how to act when approached by a stranger...when you should fear someone close to you...what to do if you are being stalked...how to uncover the source of anonymous threats or phone calls...the biggest mistake you can make with a threatening person...and more. Learn to spot the danger signals others miss. It might just save your life. This is the book we most highly recommend to all of our students ages 13 and up. |
Study on ADHD and Martial Arts
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The Difference Between Self-Defense & Martial Arts (article – Conrad Woodall)
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Self-Defense in Conjunction with Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (benefits of self-defense for Survivors)
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Fighting Back Works (article)
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Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill , by Lt. Col Dave Grossman (book) – on violence in the media
This book (written for the layperson) on violence in the media is one of the most comprehensive overall looks at the trend in video games and film, and how it is affecting our society. The book may shock you. It will definitely make you think. |
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| Media: Violence in the Media: |
Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill by, Lt. Col David Grossman
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| Senior Safety: |
A Senior’s Guide to Personal Safety, by Holly Keegel
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Senior’s Safety and self-defense articles online
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http://www.safety.com/seniors/ |
Book List: |
| The Gift of Fear |
Gavin de Becker |
Teen / Adult |
Our most highly recommended book. |
| Protecting the Gift |
Gavin de Becker |
Parent |
Similar to “The Gift of Fear,” but for parents. Excellent. |
| Fear Less |
Gavin de Becker |
Adult |
Overcoming fear in a world of terrorism and television |
| Raising Safe Kids in an Unsafe World |
Wagner |
Parent |
Covers child lures, predator tricks, & how to teach safety |
| Child Lures |
Kenneth Wooden |
Parent + Child. |
Parents use this book to teach children about lures. |
| The Safe Zone |
Donna Chaiet |
Ages 8 - 13 |
Pre-teens can read this on their own. |
| Predators |
Anna C. Salter |
Adult |
A disturbing look at sexual predators. |
| My Body Is Private |
Linda Gerard |
Age 4 – 8 |
Critical concepts to teach children at a young age and keep reinforcing. |
| I Like Myself! |
Karen Beaumont |
Age 4 – 7 |
A funny book that helps promote self-esteem. |
| Your Body Belongs to You |
C. Spellman |
Age 5 – 6 |
For the very young – a first instruction. |
| Too Nice |
M. Pellegrino |
Age 5 - 6 |
Sometimes children can be too nice. |
| Uncle Willy's Tickles |
Marcie Aboff |
Age 5 - 6 |
“A Child's Right to Say No” - Good and bad touching. |
| Not An Easy Target |
Paxton Quigley |
Adult |
Women’s self-protection. It covers personal safety and firearms. |
A girl’s gotta do what a girl’s gotta do |
Kathleen Baty |
18 yrs. |
For guide for girls who are moving out on their own. |
| Gun-Proof Your Children |
Massad Ayoob |
Parent |
An excellent pamphlet on children and gun safety |
| Armed and Female |
Paxton Quigley |
Adult |
For both genders! Excellent look into the world of people who own guns. |
| Effective Defense |
May-Hayes |
Adult |
“The Woman, The Plan, The Gun.” Forward by Massad Ayoob. |
| The Sociopath Next Door |
Martha Stout |
Adult |
1 in 25 ordinary Americans are… You will probably recognize these people. |
| Made You Look |
Shari Graydon |
Teen |
How Advertising Works & why you should know |
| Deadly Persuasion |
Jean Kilbourne |
Adult |
Women & Girls must fight the power of advertising |
| Date Violence |
Elaine Landau |
Teen |
Small, excellent booklet for teens. A simple but comprehensive read. |
| But I Love Him |
Dr. Jill Murray |
Parent |
Protecting Your Teen Daughter from controlling dating relationships |
| What Parents Need to Know about Dating Violence |
Barrie Levy |
Parent |
Barrie Levy is recognized as a leader in this field. |
| Stop Teaching Our Kids to Kill |
Lt. Col Dave Grossman |
Adult |
Violence & the Media – a book every US Adult should read |
| Emotional Intelligence |
Daniel Goleman |
Adult |
Still a wonderful look at how emotional intelligence works. |
| Crouching Tiger |
Loren Christensen |
Adult |
Taming the Warrior Spirit Within – very down to earth |
| The Fighting Arts |
Michael Rosenbaum |
Adult |
Tracing the evolution of the fighting arts to modern times |
| The Warrior Within |
John Little |
Adult |
Martial Arts - John Little on the philosophies of Bruce Lee |
For Survivors: |
| The Courage to Heal |
Ellen Bass, Laura Davis |
Adult |
A Guide for Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse |
| Miss America By Day |
Marilyn Van M. Derbur |
Adult |
Lessons Learned from Ultimate Betrayals and Unconditional Love |
| Outgrowing the Pain |
Eliana Gil |
Adult |
A Book for and About Adults Abused As Children |
An Adult Child's Guide to What's 'Normal' |
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John C. Friel Ph.D., Linda D. Friel M.A. |
| The Myth of Sanity |
Martha Stout, PH.D. |
Adult |
Ways that early traumatic experience affects us as we age. Excellent! |
Many thanks to Hannah and Jessica for their time & thoughtful consideration while reviewing children’s websites from a child and teen perspective. |
The resources on this website are in no way endorsed by Woodall’s Self-Defense & Fitness, Inc. These are simply comments by a staff member, reviewer, or publisher, and in no way reflect the opinions or recommendations of WSDF. |
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