
Robert L. Siciliano, "The Lifesaver," is an expert on personal security. He
is a sought after media personality and a professional speaker on topics ranging
from ID Theft to Workplace Violence. He has 18 years of security training in
everything from white collar crimes to martial arts, personal body-guarding,
bar-room bouncing and observing the human condition. He has been in over 100
physical confrontations. He is a 6 foot, 200 pound Italian guy from Boston who
has lived the contents of his fun-fascinating and thought-provoking
presentation. Attend his program, give him an hour of your life and he will
give you a lifetime of his. Millions of people have learned Robert's
techniques through his seminars and media appearances from Howard Stern to
Good Housekeeping magazine, from Maury to Montel, from Sally to the New York
Post.
He has been certified as an instructor of safety under the guidelines of the
Massachusetts Board of Nursing to help save lives of healthcare workers. By
training people to become winners, Siciliano has earned much critical praise
teaching workshops and giving seminars to people of all ages throughout the
country, on how to avoid and escape assaults. Siciliano is a member of the
National Speakers Association, and most recently, has added the title of author
to his credits with his book, The Safety Minute: How to Be Safe in the Streets,
at Home and Abroad So You Can Save Your Life! Siciliano's approach is to
"take a minute for safety" by taking charge of our lives.
He teaches us that we have the ability to make lifesaving decisions under stress.
Siciliano was motivated to enter the personal security field 18 years ago upon
hearing from friends how they had been threatened or attacked by acquaintances,
dates and strangers. Determined to reduce such assaults, Siciliano began to
educate himself. Karate and kick boxing were the beginning of his efforts to
learn how to protect and defend himself. Siciliano is also an expert in a
self-defense program in which the student is confronted with simulated real-life
attack situations using a technique called "adrenal-stress training."
The Safety Minute Seminars
- Safe Travel Security : Incorporate intelligence and information, pre-planning and prevention and response training into your travel agenda.
- Workplace Violence : Create an environment in which employees are safe, secure, happy, and productive. Put systems in place that head off violence and foster prediction and prevention.
- Anti HiJacking : It does not depend on the government or technology; the solution lies with you, the traveler. Consultations with airlines, pilots, and flight attendants show a shift in attitude from passive to active resistance.
- ID Theft Security : It lies with you. Ignorance and naiveté on your part will surely ruin all your years of hard work at maintaining a good credit rating - unless you take the time to protect yourself against the horrors of ID Theft.
- Anti-Terror Security on Premises : Systems and strategies to prevent attacks at your place of business. Know what your options are and incorporate the fundamentals of premises security into your daily functions.
- Personal Safety and Success : Take responsibility for your safety and your family's safety. A one-to three-hour seminar on Personal Safety is actually a fun and entertaining experience. When a 6-foot, 200-pound Italian kid from Boston presents personal security from-the-heart, every bit of that Boston Italian comes out.
- Nursing Security : Be proactive in reducing the threat of workplace violence. Train staff to use reasonable methods if defusing escalating situations. Involve frontline employees in an ongoing safety and security strategy.
- Realty Security : To increase security and reduce liability learn the essentials of Realty Security. It takes only a few hours, and agents will find the process fun and light-hearted.
- Public School Security : Be proactive in reducing the threat of school violence. Train teachers to use reasonable methods if defusing escalating situations. Involve teachers and students in an ongoing safety and security strategy.
- Children Security : You need a common-sense approach to protecting your children from abduction and sexual abuse. Develop your children's ability to take care of themselves as a natural part of what they do every day.
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