De Becker, Gavin

Discusses some of the risks that threaten the safety of children and teenagers, and advises parents on how to trust their own intuition when it comes to the safety of their children.

Explains the value of intuition and describes ways in which individuals can tap their inner resources--trust their fear--to protect themselves and their families from violence; covers such topics as "friendly" strangers, stalkings, threats, workplace violence, domestic violence, and violent children.

Addresses many of the fears Americans have had since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, and offers specific ways people can protect themselves and put their fears into perspective.

The CEO of a security firm provides advice for detecting a person's violent behavior, analyzing threats, seeking protection when involved in a business or personal relationship with a dangerous person, and coping with a child who may have violent tendencies.