Helping girls to feel empowered to deal with a stalker and its effects
Stalkers can make you feel vulnerable. They might - for a time - make you feel liked, attractive, wanted, etc but stalking isn't classed as "normal" behaviour and can easily develop into unwanted behaviours if its not stopped.
Websites Offering Support:
SupportLine
National Stalking Helpline
can help you by giving you information and guidance on topics including:
- The law in relation to stalking and harassment in the United Kingdom
- Reporting stalking or harassment
- Effective gathering of evidence
- Ensuring your personal safety and that of your friends and family
- Practical steps to reduce the risk
Books on this subject:
How to Stop a Stalker
“I have read and re read this book and in my opinion any one who wants to gain a better understanding of stalking and the impact this crime has on victims then this book is a must. Written by an expert in the field of stalking the author has years of experience as a detective of investigating this crime. Stalking can be a challenging and difficult crime to even identitfy never mind resolve. This book provides a fascinating insight of stalkers and why stalkers ‘do what they do’ and by using a wide variety of case studies, this book will guide and help professionals gain a deeper understanding of the diverse and broad range of behaviours which stalkers use to target their victims as well as explaining the challenges officers face when dealing with stalking cases.” Amazon Review
Videos on this subject:
10 Top Tips to Help Deal with and Stop a Stalker
Sanctuary Stalker Management Services offer 10 Top Tips to help stop and deal with stalker behaviour based upon our extensive experience in the field.
https://youtu.be/rvTMoQx7GDQ