MANAGING THE CRISIS: UNDERSTANDING KEY STRESSORS TO KEEP YOUR TEAM SAFE

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Violent incidents rarely stem from a single isolated event; they almost always follow a complex buildup of multiple unmanaged personal crises. Data indicates that perpetrators experience an average of 3.6 separate major stressors—spanning career failure, severe debt, relationship breakdowns, or health crises—in the year leading up to an attack. Recognizing this compounding pressure allows organizations to move away from guesswork and use clear, confidential reporting and early mental health support to disrupt the path toward violence before a breaking point is reached.

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