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Lauren Roselle, one of Southern California’s most sought after experts on the topics of interpersonal communication, assertiveness, and self-defense, is the founder and president of Esteem, a communication consulting firm. Lauren’s expertise includes personal coaching, group trainings, and motivational public speaking. With 25 years of experience in self-defense and assault prevention, Lauren believes that communication is the key component to confidence and personal safety because most conversations about self-defense gradually circle back to concerns about verbal and nonverbal communication. After volunteering as a counselor on the Los Angeles Rape and Battering Hotline, supporting survivors who shared their assault stories, Lauren was highly motivated to begin working to reach women before they were in need of counseling. She moved from intervention to prevention, becoming a certified self-defense instructor and founding Esteem in 1991. Lauren holds a Master’s Degree in Interpersonal Communication and has provided programs to a diverse array of corporations, organizations, colleges, middle and high schools, and individuals reaching over 27,000 participants with her lively and enthusiastic teaching style. Lauren’s mission is to empower those around her to communicate confidently and with Esteem.

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  • Moving Beyond Baylor: Redefining Masculinity on College Campuses

    Baylor University is under fire this week with a lawsuit that alleges their football team gang-raped women as part of a team-bonding experience. College administrators and coaches should provide the students in their care the training they need to make safer choices. We all need to work together until rape is no longer a part of anyone’s college experience. Read what we had to say about Baylor's hostess programs and creating a culture where men stand up to gender violence here.

  • Creating a Culture Where Men Stand Up to Gender Violence

    I’ve been teaching self-defense courses for 25 years. I’ve taught over 1,000 workshops and reached thousands of teen girls and women. I often meet women who will tell me they shouldn’t have to take a self-defense class; instead, they feel, men should receiving training to not assault women. I agree that the number one way to eradicate sexual assault is for men to stop assaulting. That’s why my company, Esteem, offers those trainings for boys and men at middle schools, high schools, and colleges.

  • 14 Reasons To Take A Self Defense Class

    They’re not just about kicking ass and taking names. Self-defense classes teach you to set clear verbal and physical boundaries in all settings, build self-esteem, communicate effectively, and build on your natural strengths. Through my company, Esteem, I help women who are ready to be empowered. Having taught over 1,000 self-defense workshops and assertiveness trainings, I know what a difference can be made in just a few hours. Visit Esteem's website today and discover how to bring our training to your organization, school, or workplace. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

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