Awareness isn’t protection. Action is.
Your clients and members have been warned about scams many times, and plenty of them still get caught. Knowing about fraud and acting on that knowledge are two different things. Think Twice helps your clients resist fraud even under pressure, when it actually counts.
have experienced an online scam or attack.
Pew Research Center, 2025is the FTC’s estimate of what fraud may have cost Americans in 2024, once unreported losses are counted.
Federal Trade Commissionwas lost by adults 60 and older in 2024, up 43% from the year before.
FBI IC3, 2024Investment fraud is the largest loss category by dollars. The assets your clients have spent decades building are exactly what scammers are after. The damage also goes beyond money: victims and their families suffer emotional and psychological harm too.
Typical fraud education hands people a list of current scams and a warning to “be careful.” It’s dense, easy to forget, and it falls apart when a story feels real.
Think Twice works differently. We teach the psychology and tactics criminals use, help each person see their own blind spots and vulnerable moments, and give them practical steps for before, during and after a scam. The program is built to hold up under pressure, because that’s when the decision gets made.
Trained facilitators deliver it in person or live on Zoom, designed for mixed-age adult groups.
In-person sessions use table discussions and Zoom sessions use live polls. Either way, clients work through real scenarios.
Anonymous surveys right after each session, with follow-up check-ins.
A self-paced digital version is in development.