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Summer Safety: Grilling Safety Tips

There’s nothing like the smell of a grill on a warm summer day! It’s the perfect time for families and friends to gather and enjoy backyard games and grilled cuisine. It’s also that time of the year when we hear about injuries sustained from unsafe practices related to outdoor cooking accidents. It’s important to maintain […]

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Safety in the Home for the Mobility-Impaired Person

Home safety is important for everyone; including those who are mobility-impaired For those who have a mobility impairment or balancing issues, other challenges will need to be considered to ensure that one’s living environment is safe and accessible. Planning for safety in the home takes creativity and special considerations. Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) include […]

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Protection in Layers

You just finished your appointment at the hair stylist and as you walk to your car you’re scrolling through your phone. You don’t notice the man walking up behind you. When he grabs your side and tells you to be quiet and follow him to his car. What will you do next? Do you have […]

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The Traffic Stop: Interacting with Law Enforcement

So, how does one react to getting pulled over? You are likely to feel nervous, afraid, humiliated, or annoyed, but it is very important that you remain calm and respectful. The officer is likely feeling a bit nervous too. Being stopped can cause lots of anxiety, but knowing what to do, and what not to […]

Spring Break Safet Tips

Spring Break Safety Tips

It’s spring break and you just arrived at your hotel in Mexico. You flew in a day before your friends and decided to hit the local beach for some sunbathing and cocktails. You’re tired from traveling and decide to take a nap under your sun umbrella. When you wake you reach for your purse to […]

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Cobb County GLOCK Gun Safety House

Safe LivinG’s partner, GLOCK has a commitment to teaching firearm safety. One of the many ways they demonstrate this is with their GLOCK Gun Safety House at Cobb County’s Safety Village.

10 Tips to Keep You Safe in “The Red Zone”

The term Red Zone was coined by Dr. David Lisak, a clinical psychologist who researched rape prevention programs on college campuses and helped to develop ways to prevent sexual violence against women and girls.

Wherever your travels take you, there are specific safety protocols that one should consider. Learn what it really means to have Safe Travels.

Safe Travels: On-the-Go Awareness

When a loved one tells us that they are going on a trip, our response is usually, “safe travels”. We expect them to reach their destination safely and return home unscathed.