Trevel Henry

Navigating Solo: How to Plan Safe Routes

Travelling alone can be an empowering experience, offering independence and a sense of adventure. However, it also carries inherent risks,…

2 years ago

Eliminating Risk – Reality or an Aspiration?

Can we eliminate all risk(s) associated with workplace violence and aggression? During the past year workplace violence continues to be…

2 years ago

Who’s Actually In Charge?

It is a legal requirement for every employer and self-employed person to make an assessment of the health and safety…

2 years ago

Workplace Challenges in Modern Society

Workplace violence encompasses a range of behaviours, including physical assaults, threats, and verbal abuse. Recent statistics reveal that a significant…

2 years ago

Mind The Gap

When is someone too close? When you anticipate danger from what you can see, hear and/or feel from the other…

2 years ago

It’s Your Story, So Get It Right

Intervening to take away someone’s freedom of movement is generally done for a greater good, to. To stop a situation…

2 years ago

Knowing Right from Wrong

Zero tolerance policies are designed to create a strong deterrent effect by ensuring that any violation, no matter how minor,…

2 years ago

Personal Entertainment v Personal Safety?

In an era where technology is intertwined with daily life, headphones and earphones have become daily accessories. 24+ per cent…

2 years ago

Diagnosis or Phenomenon…You Decide?

My first recollection of being knowingly introduced to this subject was around 2001 watching a video regarding the subject of…

2 years ago

Clearing the Air

Among the concerns of using physical intervention, several long-standing misconceptions persist, contributing to dangerous misunderstandings and potentially lethal situations. One…

2 years ago