Books in Print
Climate-Informed Disaster Behavioral Health Response
352 pages | Paperback
$75.00
The behavioral health consequences of climate-fueled disasters are accelerating ― yet the field has been slow to respond. A national survey found fewer than 10% of behavioral health professionals had educational resources on climate change and behavioral health, and nearly 45% felt unprepared to address it clinically.
"A Climate-Informed Approach to Disaster Behavioral Health" is the first text to close that gap, equipping counselors, social workers, psychologists, emergency managers, and students across disciplines with the knowledge and tools to meet this growing challenge.
Pre-orders are available from Amazon for release in March 2027.
eBooks
Avoiding Failures of Imagination in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: A Guide for Threat Assessment Professionals
31 pages | PDF
$16.99
As we learn more about the influence of AI on threat actors, it will be important for threat assessment and violence prevention professionals to be aware of and on alert for the possibility of AI serving as a threat enhancer accelerating progression along the pathway to violence. There is early evidence that AI can amplify violence risk and potentially accelerate progression along the pathway and it will be increasingly important for threat assessors and others concerned with violence prevention to appreciate these mechanisms.
Please allow 24 hours for delivery to your emailbox.
When Risk Comes Home: Out of Sight Cannot Mean Out of Mind
20 pages | PDF
Free
Originally published as: "Blind Spot: A Guide to Work from Home Safety & Security" this ebook has been reissued under the new name by Everbridge.
If you would like a copy of the eBook, please send an email to:
info@behavioralscienceapps.com with the phrase "eBook Request" in the subject line.
Please allow 24 hours for delivery to your emailbox.
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Articles & Posts
Assessing AI's Influence on Violence Risk
Violence for the Sake of Violence: Understanding Nonideological Extremism
Where Does Ideological Violence Fit into OSHA’s Violence Typology?
Copycat, Contagion, and the Robin Hood Effect as Risk Enhancers in Targeted Violence
A Flock of Black Swans: Preparing for the Behavioral Consequences of a Polycrisis
Climate-informed Disaster Behavioral Health Response: Preparing for the Challenges Ahead
Climate Change and the Rise of Dark Green Ideologies
Copycat, Contagion, and the Robin Hood Effect as Risk Enhancers in Targeted Violence
The Blind Spot in Workplace Violence Prevention Programs: Part One
The Case for an Expanded Workplace Violence Typology: Improving Threat Detection Capabilities
The Hajj, the Pope & Crowd Safety
Social Media, Violence, and the Herostratus Syndrome
Smokejumper Logic & Civil Unrest
Security & Business Continuity in Times of Civil Unrest
On Terrorism: The Cracked Sidewalk Analogy
The Bio-Psycho-Social Consequences of Terrorism (New Jersey Medicine)
White Papers
from the Everbridge Library
Four Critical Concepts in Active Shooter Preparedness for Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations
Legal Issues and Operational Risk Management for Workplace Violence and Active Shooter Situations
See Something, Say Something, Do Something: The Expanded Role of Bystander Intervention in Active Shooter Response
Between Shots Fired and Shooter Down: Managing the Response Gap and Platinum Minutes
Evolving Risks for Campus Events: Critical Concepts in Communications
Social Media, Crowds and Hospital Emergency Preparedness: Three Key Concepts for Planners
The Four P's of Effective Community Engagement