“…However, Madorsky () argues that “although people with disabilities may have certain limitations, such as vision, hearing, speech, or mobility, they are usually able to develop other capabilities and to draw on available resources to protect themselves” (p. 434). Self‐defense curricula have been developed and evaluated for women with visual impairments (Pava, Bateman, Appleton, & Glascock, ), female veterans suffering from PTSD (David et al, ), and other disabilities (Dryden, Desmarais, & Arsenault, , ; see also Seith & Kelly, ).…”