This course examines offender motivation and behavior through the lenses of psychology and behavioral analysis. Participants will explore psychological, social, and environmental factors that drive violent behavior, such as grievance formation, radicalization, triggering events, and escalation patterns. Emphasis is placed on identifying warning behaviors, analyzing motives, and applying this knowledge to effectively assess and mitigate threats of targeted violence and develop strategic prevention and intervention plans.

Who is This Course For?

Ideal for professionals in education, workplace safety, law enforcement, security, and mental health.

Key Topics Covered:

-Types of Targeted Violence

-Categories of Predators

-Offender Motivations

-Connection Between Motivation and Violent Behavior

-Case Studies and Scenario-Based Exercises

Packages:

Online Course: Asynchronous online course covering best practices.

Live Group Zoom Course: Synchronous instructor-led course for more in-depth learning (minimum 4 students).

Customized Course: Let us design a course customized for you.