Introduction Self-defense is often taught as a physical skill – a collection of techniques designed to repel or neutralize a physical threat. While this practical aspect is critical, it only forms part of the broader picture. Self-defense is a complex interplay of psychology, awareness, decision-making, and preparedness. The Self-Defense Theoretical Model seeks to address these … Continue reading A Theoretical Model of Self-Defense: Bridging Theory and Practice in Response to Real-World Threats By Michael F. Martin