In Part 2 of Heather Brown’s conversation with Stuart Haskin, the discussion goes deeper into what real safety, recovery, and empowerment actually look like in everyday life.

Stuart shares how Get Safe works alongside survivors, families, and professionals to help people reclaim their voice after trauma. From child safety and situational awareness to dating red flags, boundaries, and the power of listening to your instincts, this episode is packed with practical insight rooted in lived experience.

Heather and Stuart also walk through real-world scenarios. They unpack why people freeze in dangerous moments, how embarrassment and fear silence warning signs, and why being “nice” can sometimes put people at risk. The conversation is honest, direct, and focused on giving people tools they can actually use.

This episode is especially relevant for parents, survivors, young adults navigating dating, and anyone who wants to better understand how awareness, boundaries, and preparation can change outcomes.

Part 2 continues the message from Part 1. Safety is not about fear. It is about clarity, confidence, and knowing you are allowed to protect yourself.

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