In the New York Times was a well-written op-ed piece by Dr. Amy Barnhorst of UC Davis clearly outlining the limitations of traditional mental health

On February 14th, 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz woke up, seemingly did his regular morning routine, and later took an Uber to

Ironic as it sounds in the United States, we’ve seen a burst of mass shootings and attacks in the past

Although still a rare occurrence, the frequency of active attacker scenarios has increased in the past decade. Since the beginning

There is a clear and well-developed body of research showing that humans have two distinct psychobiological modes of violence and

How do we manage workplace violence differently from lone-actor terrorism? I get this question all the time from businesses and schools, large and small.

Over 40 years of forensic research has taught that while there are some clear patterns to predatory violence and mass