Plain-language self defence guides from Rob and Beth Andress. Street Safe teaches how to spot danger early, avoid it, and act decisively when it cannot be avoided, with no belts, no martial arts and no years of practice. Read the guides below, or see our General Self Defence training, which most people learn in five hours or less.
Explore how Canadian attitudes, laws, and training approaches are shifting toward awareness, prevention, proportional response, and practical real-world personal safety.
Teach young men how empathy, consent, boundaries, emotional awareness, and responsible intervention help create safer relationships, challenge harmful behaviour, and protect schools, workplaces, and communities.
Understand how micro-expressions may provide behavioural clues, why they cannot reliably prove deception, and how they fit within broader situational awareness.
Learn how healthcare teams can recognize escalating behaviour, communicate effectively, create distance, and respond safely to workplace aggression and violence.
Understand the violence risks real estate professionals face and how awareness, prevention planning, boundary setting, and practical training can improve REALTOR® safety.
Explore how the brain, nervous system, stress hormones, learned behaviour, and environmental influences can shape aggression and violent responses—and how understanding these biological processes supports earlier recognition, prevention,…
Examine seven industry-wide safety failures affecting real estate professionals and the practical changes brokerages, associations, and REALTORS® can make to reduce risk.
Preventing the Crisis: Violence Faced by Indigenous and Inuit Women During the past several months we’ve been provided the opportunity to partner with a Women’s Organization called Saturviit…
By Rob Andress Let’s talk about something that should concern all of us: the safety and privacy of our kids online. The Kids Online Safety and Privacy…
Understanding Self Defence in Canada: Know Your Rights Introduction Self-defence is a topic that is often misunderstood in Canada. Many believe that they do not have the right…